Medical dermatology

Genital Warts (HPV)

Discreet in-office treatment of genital and anal warts caused by HPV — cryotherapy, topical agents, or electrosurgery based on location and extent.

Treatment options

Topical imiquimod or podophyllotoxin — at-home or in-office application
Cryotherapy — liquid nitrogen freezes the wart
Electrosurgery or excision — for larger or resistant warts

HPV vaccination (Gardasil) prevents many strains that cause genital warts and cervical cancer.

Frequently asked questions

Will genital warts come back after treatment?

Warts can recur because HPV persists in skin cells. We treat recurrences efficiently and discuss vaccination and partner counseling.

Most insurance plans cover medical dermatology procedures. Contact us to verify your benefits.

Trusted sources

CDC — Genital HPV

This page is educational. Specific treatment decisions are made during your visit with Dr. Puyana.

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