I am curious about how to prevent recurrence of flat warts spreading on my face after laser removal.
2026.07.12 23:43
Hello. Recently, flat warts have started appearing one by one around my face and neck, causing me significant stress. They are spreading rapidly, so I am seeking advice from hospital staff to receive treatment before it is too late.
My current concerns are the pain and scarring that would result from removing them all with a laser, as there are quite a few of them, as well as the time required to return to daily life after the procedure. Additionally, having heard that flat warts have a high recurrence rate even after removal, I am wondering if the hospital provides recommended aftercare or immune-boosting treatments (such as nutritional supplements or injections) to minimize recurrence during the procedure.
Since cost is also a factor to consider, I would like to hear an expert's opinion on whether it would be more efficient to remove them all at once or to treat them in stages. I know you are busy, but I would appreciate your wise guidance on treating flat warts. Thank you.
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