Healthy Skin Advice : Removing Warts at Home

Removing warts at home is best done using a wart removal liquid that is high in salicylic acid, as this acid eats away at the skin without causing uncontrollable bleeding. Use a variety of readily available products to remove warts at home with advice from a board-certified dermatologist in this free video on skin care.

Expert: Loretta Ciraldo
Contact: www.drloretta.com
Bio: Dr. Loretta Ciraldo, the author of the book "Six Weeks to Sensational Skin", is a board-certified dermatologist in Miami, Fla.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

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Howto & Style

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• skin
• care
• beauty
• dermatology
• warts
• calluses
• wrinkles
• crows
• feet
• wart
• removal

[netpolice151]

i will try this...i have warts on my balls

[afromasu]

wow. she said good luck thats how you know its gonna suck

[thatniggahralph]

Use Battery Acid it works faster than salicilyc acid and it don't hurt..

[DanKelso]

There's a product called Wart Stick which you can buy online for like 8 or 9 bucks.

It has 40% salicylic acid in it. It helped removed 4 warts around my neck.

It usually takes 1 to 2 months to get rid of the warts depending on how large they are.

I would use the Wart stick twice a day and when the warts start to go down, use it once a day.

[Frankiekingbb]

The acid is too weak for my foot wart.

[rugefam5]

that nasty.....:)

[yuppyguitar1]

@inachu Seriously?

[inachu]

the acid is so weak and I use carpet stain remover and it does it within 20 seconds and no more wart!

I forgot teh name brand but it comes in a can with black paper and says industrial use only.

[lostn65]

What happens if you get some of that acid on normal skin? And what does the vaseline do?

[AzlanMiEz]

@spartacus1234567890 actually, batteries are alkaline... unless if its lead-acid though. if it is lead acid, then i suggest you don't do that. Lead is extremely poisonous. I know you're joking, but i'm still posting this anyway in case someone takes you seriously.

[Kevvo2011]

That's another paid way to do it. I hear you can simply slice the wart off with a scalpel or an exacto knife with a fresh blade inserted and cauterize with a red hot sterile metal object. That's what you call a home remedy, not this bulls***. Everybody isn't gonna have access to acids and s*** like that at home. More likely to have a good lighter, fresh razor blade, tweezers or some other small metallic object that can become red hot quickly. May hurt or sting a lot but will heal quickly.