How to remove papillomas: there is simply no more effective home remedy. This is the best way!

How is the diagnosis made?

It is usually clinical – the dermatologist examines with a dermatoscope. If in doubt, a biopsy can be done . This is quick and prevents erroneous self-treatment.

 

Medical removal methods (most reliable)

These are the highly effective and risk-controlled procedures performed in the office:

 

Cryotherapy (freezing with liquid nitrogen)

Suitable for many warts and some papillomas. Usually 1–3 sessions every 2–3 weeks. Temporary whitening/blistering possible.

 

Electrocoagulation/cauterization

Burning and simultaneous coagulation of the vessel. Fast, with a small wound, minimal bleeding.

 

Radiofrequency excision

Precise cutting with radio waves; spares the surrounding skin and often leaves a finer scar.

 

Laser (CO₂, erbium, etc.)

Very precise depth control; suitable for sensitive areas and multiple small lesions.

 

Surgical excision (snip excision)

For larger or stalked papillomas; usually with local anesthesia, rapid healing.

The doctor chooses the technique based on the size, location, type , and your preferences. This is the “best method” in the sense of the most suitable for the individual .

 

Can I do it at home? Safe options and restrictions

on its own.

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