Central Massachusetts Podiatry
Podiatrists located in Worcester, MA & Westborough, MA
Plantar Warts Treatment in Massachusetts
Get Rid of Plantar Warts — Fast, Safe & Effective
Plantar warts may be just a small rough lesion on the bottom of the foot, they can cause a big problem. These stubborn growths, caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), often develop on weight-bearing areas of the feet, making every step uncomfortable.Â
At Central Massachusetts Podiatry, our board-certified podiatrists use the latest, proven treatments to help patients in Worcester, Westborough, and surrounding communities finally get relief.
What Are Plantar Warts?
Plantar warts are skin growths caused by viruses that appear on the bottom of the feet. They thrive in warm, moist environments like locker rooms, public showers, and swimming pools.
Common signs include:
- A rough, grainy lesion on the sole of the foot
- Tiny black dots (clotted blood vessels) within the wart
- Pain or tenderness when walking or standing
- Bleeding when the area is irritated
Because plantar warts can sometimes be mistaken for corns, calluses, or other lesions, a podiatrist’s evaluation is the best way to get a clear diagnosis.

When to Seek Treatment
The earlier you get treatment means faster recovery and fewer complications. You should see a podiatrist if you notice:
- Persistent pain that interferes with walking or daily activities
- Warts that spread or multiply
- Often bleeds or breaks open
- Uncertainty about whether the lesion is a wart or something else
- A weakened immune system or diabetes (higher risk for complications)
Plantar Wart Removal Options We Offer
Every patient is different, and so is every wart. That’s why we create a personalized treatment plan based on the size, location, number of warts, and your overall health.
Treatment options may include:
- Swift® Microwave Therapy – a modern, non-invasive treatment that stimulates your body’s immune response
- Topical / Medicated Therapies – prescription-strength solutions to target the virus
- Cantharidin ("beetle juice") – a safe topical treatment that causes the wart to blister and peel away
- Laser Treatments – precise therapy to destroy wart tissue
- Surgical Removal – for persistent, resistant warts
- Combination & Follow-Up Plans – tailored to your needs for the best results
Post-treatment care: We’ll guide you through aftercare, expected healing time, and steps to reduce recurrence.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Does a plantar wart mean I have HPV?
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Why Choose Us for Your Podiatric Surgery?
Experienced podiatrists & foot/ankle surgeons with expertise in treating stubborn plantar warts.
Advanced treatment options, including Swift® Microwave Therapy and other up-to-date wart removal methods.
Personalized care tailored to your needs, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Patient Success Stories
Schedule Your Consultation Today
Don’t let stubborn plantar warts slow you down. With convenient clinic locations in Worcester and Westborough, our podiatrists are here to help you find the right plantar wart removal treatment for you. Schedule your appointment today.
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Central Massachusetts Podiatry, Worcester, MA
Phone:Â 508-757-4003
Text:Â 508-625-7774
Address: 299 Lincoln Street, Suite 202, Worcester, MA 01605
Central Massachusetts Podiatry, Westborough, MA
Phone:Â 508-757-4003
Text:Â 508-625-7774
Address: 24 Lyman Street, Suite 180, Westborough, MA 01581Â