Wart, Skin Tag & Corn Removal in Bangalore — Dermatologist-Performed

Wart Removal — Treated at the Root

Warts are different from tags in one crucial way: they're caused by a virus (HPV) living in the skin. That's why creams and home removal so often fail — and why warts spread to new spots and to other people. Proper removal means destroying the wart to its base under local anaesthesia with RF/laser, so there's nothing left to regrow. Deep or stubborn warts — especially on palms and soles (plantar warts) — can occasionally need a second sitting; we tell you honestly if yours might.

The most important advice with warts: treat them early. One wart is a five-minute procedure; a cluster spread across the beard area or fingers is a longer project.

Skin Tag Removal — Gone in One Sitting

Skin tags (acrochordons) are soft, harmless growths that show up where skin rubs — neck, underarms, eyelids, under the chest, groin. They catch on chains, razors and clothing, and they multiply over time. Removal is the simplest procedure we do: after numbing, each tag is removed at the base with a fine RF electrode in seconds — no cuts, no stitches, no downtime. Twenty tags can be cleared in a single sitting; see the count-based pricing above.

One thing worth knowing: a sudden crop of new skin tags is sometimes the skin's signal of insulin resistance or metabolic change. Your dermatologist looks at the pattern, not just the tags — occasionally the removal visit is the one that catches something worth checking.

DPN Removal (Dark Facial Bumps)

Those small, dark, slightly raised bumps that multiply across the cheeks, temples and neck — dermatosis papulosa nigra, or DPNs — are extremely common in Indian skin and often mistaken for tags or moles. They're harmless, but they multiply with age. We remove them with fine-tip RF at facial settings, dozens in one sitting, with pricing by count (table above). Facial skin heals in about a week with small scabs that fall away on their own.

Foot Corn Removal

Corns are thickened, often painful pressure points — usually on the soles or toes — the skin's response to friction from footwear or bone pressure. This is a minor procedure, not major surgery: we remove the corn's core under local anaesthesia, and just as importantly, your dermatologist identifies the pressure cause so it doesn't simply re-form. (Diabetic patients: foot corns need extra care — mention it at consultation.)

On the Face or Eyelids? That's Exactly Where a Dermatologist Matters

Flat warts scattered on the face, tags on the eyelid margin, DPNs across the cheeks — these are the removals people rightly hesitate to trust anywhere. Fine RF tips, facial-skin settings, and an MD dermatologist's hand are what make the difference between clean skin and visible marks.