Removal of genital warts

What are genital warts

Condylomata of external genitals or genital warts are caused by a virus and are transmitted through contact, e.g. during sexual intercourse.

Who is a good candidate for the procedure

This surgery is carried out when condylomata occur on external genital organs.

Before the procedure

During the pre-operative assessment, the physician will explain the surgery technique and the type of anaesthesia; you will also be informed about the possible risks associated with the procedure. During the consultation, you can ask any questions, in particular those related to the removal of warts, as well as your expectations and concerns.

When making a binding appointment, you will be given and explained instructions on how to prepare for the procedure, as well as information regarding eating, drinking, smoking and taking or withdrawing from certain medication. Compliance with all these instructions is necessary and will facilitate a smooth procedure and seamless healing.

How is the removal of genital warts performed

Surgical removal is most often performed under local anaesthesia.

After the procedure

After the procedure, no major restrictions are required. In case of increased friction with underwear, discomfort may persist for some time which varies from one patient to another.