Genital warts are common and treatable. Message us at any hour, with no appointment, and we will tell you where to go — a clinic that is open now, day or night. You are examined in a closed room, given a clear diagnosis, and told exactly what treatment suits you and what it costs, before anything is done.
The whole point of a 24-hour clinic is that you come when it suits you, including the quiet hours. Here is the path from first message to treatment.
Send us a message on WhatsApp. We will tell you where to go and confirm a clinic that is open now — our doors are open around the clock, including the quiet hours.
You are seen by a registered doctor in a closed treatment room. The examination takes only a few minutes, and everything is kept between you and the doctor.
Not everything that looks like a wart is one. The doctor confirms the diagnosis, explains which treatment suits your case, and tells you the price before anything is done.
If the doctor considers it suitable, treatment can start immediately. You leave with a clear plan and a follow-up arrangement if you need one.
Genital warts are caused by HPV, a very common virus. Treatment removes the visible warts. Which approach is right depends on how many there are, how large they are, and where they are — which is exactly what the doctor establishes at the consultation.
Performed by the doctor during your visit, for warts suited to direct treatment. The doctor explains what is involved and what to expect beforehand.
Treatment you apply at home under the doctor's direction, with a follow-up review to check how the warts are responding.
Where the doctor judges it appropriate, more than one method may be used over the course of treatment. This is discussed and agreed with you.
Being straight with you about recurrence. Warts can come back, because the HPV virus can stay in the skin even after the visible warts are gone. This is normal, it happens to many people, and it does not mean the treatment failed. We build follow-up reviews into your care so that if anything returns, it is dealt with early.
Treatment is decided by the doctor after examining you. This page describes the options in general terms only and is not a recommendation of any specific treatment for your situation.
This is the part most people worry about most. So we will be plain about it.
We know it feels easier, but we do not diagnose or quote from photographs — and we would rather you did not send images of yourself over any messaging app, for your own privacy.
Several conditions look almost identical to genital warts and are treated in completely different ways. A short in-person examination is the only way to be sure, and it protects you from being treated for the wrong thing.
We assess and treat external genital warts for women as well as men. If the doctor finds anything that needs an internal examination or a specialist opinion — for example involving the cervix — you will be told clearly and referred to the right person. You will never be left guessing about what happens next.
Partners. HPV is passed between partners, and warts can pass back and forth. The doctor will talk this through with you sensitively. Often it makes sense for a partner to be assessed too — but that is a conversation, not a demand.
Many people who come in for warts also want to ask about these. There is no pressure — mention it to the doctor if it is on your mind.
A confidential screen for the common sexually transmitted infections, arranged discreetly during the same visit.
Vaccination that protects against the HPV types most associated with warts and certain cancers. Ask the doctor whether it is right for you.
If your partner would like to be checked, they are welcome to come in. The doctor can advise on whether it is worthwhile.
Message us and we will tell you where to go — a clinic open right now. A short, private consultation gives you a clear diagnosis and a plan, at any hour that suits you.
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