Foot Warts That Our Podiatrists Treat in Frisco, Little Elm, and McKinney

Did you know that there are various types of foot warts? This common skin condition can appear anywhere on the feet. There are different types of foot warts, and each type has its unique characteristics and symptoms. Our skilled podiatrists are well-equipped to diagnose and treat many different types of foot warts, including:

• Common Warts are small, firm bumps with a rough, grainy surface that can appear anywhere on the foot. They have a skin-colored or yellow hue, and they may have black pinpoints or dots in the center. These warts are usually painless, but they can be itchy or irritated.
• Plantar Warts are found on the soles of the feet and can be painful. They usually have a black dot in the center and are surrounded by calloused skin. These warts can make it painful to walk or stand for long periods.
• Filiform Warts are long, thin warts that tend to grow on the top of the feet or around the ankles. They have a skin-colored or yellowish hue and can be itchy or irritated.
• Flat Warts are small, flat bumps that tend to grow in clusters on the toes and soles of feet. They have a skin-colored or slightly brownish/yellowish hue and can be difficult to notice. These warts are usually painless, but they can be itchy or irritated.
• Periungual Warts grow around the nails and can cause pain, discomfort, and difficulty in trimming the toenails. These warts can also cause the nails to become distorted or discolored.
• Mosaic Warts are clusters of several smaller warts usually found on the soles of the feet. They are yellowish-brown in color and have a rough, grainy surface. These warts can be painful and can make it difficult to walk or stand for long periods.

If you suspect that you have foot warts, it is important to seek medical attention from our podiatrists. We can diagnose the type of wart you have and recommend the best course of treatment, which may include topical medications, freezing, or laser therapy.