I felt some acute pain while walking for a half-year or so. It was increasing over that time, so I went to the doctor. Doctor said it was a papilloma wart under the sole skin, so she cut off the skin with some milling cutter(no Idea what it is called in English) and then pour some acid (even the smoke was obviously visible!) into the wound. It was painful, but FAR from how I expected it to be.
Over 50 years ago my doctor would remove my warts with a soldering iron. He would freeze it then burn it all away. Now the doctors scam you, they freeze it a bit and then make you come back again and again so they make more money instead of removing it all at once.
I did a lot of wart removals. My method worked well enough I never had a repeat patient.
I’d make a ring of surgical lube around the wart to protect the surrounding skin and tell them “Let me know when it’s too cold to bear.” I’d hit it with a liquid nitrogen bottle until they say stop. Wait a minute, repeat. I’d do about 5 rounds right there and they never came back to see me.
Nice. Good to hear there are still some honest doctors out there.
Doing it in increments reduces scarring, old man. Not everything is a conspiracy.
Can also do it at home with an over the counter kit if you want it cheaper, worked for me.
As I said, young man (not sure why we need identifiers but I will play along). I asked my GP and he said 1 shot is fine. He even agreed that after the 5th time it was getting ridiculous. That particular doctor was scamming. Oh and wart was on the bottom of my foot so who cares about scarring.
Then why did my old doctor do it all at once. Also I asked my GP if it was a scam as I used to get it done in one shot. He agreed there was no need to go many times.
Wow. If I have them again, will try that at home. Thanks.