If you are suffering from warts, moles and other skin issues you should know that there are 3 main treatments categories for wart mole removal.
  The three main categories of wart mole removal treatments are:

• Over the counter medications
• Medical or Surgical treatments
• Alternative or home remedies

One main reason people use over the counter treatments is that they are readily available and cost less.
  These medications come in lotions, creams and patches.
  While this wart removal treatment is easily attained without prescription, they can be acidic.
  This can cause irritation and burn the skin around the affected area.
If you choose to use over the counter medications you will need to be patient and remain committed to the process, as the treatment time can take several weeks or months to eliminate the wart completely.
  If you have tried over the counter wart removal treatments with unsatisfactory results you may be considering seeking guidance from your doctor or skin specialist.
Your doctor may offer a couple of options for you to consider; they may offer you a prescription or even ask you to undergo a surgical procedure.
  The prescription will be a cream or lotion similar to the over the counter medication only in a much greater strength.
Your doctor may suggest a surgical procedure for removing your wart or mole.
These are the three most commonly used;    The first method is to freeze the wart or mole with the use of liquid nitrogen.
This procedure is called Cryotherapy.
The second method Laser therapy, involves the use of a mild intensity laser beam to burn the wart or mole.
  Excision is the third and most invasive procedure.
This is done when the wart or mole is larger and deep within the skin.
Your doctor uses a scalpel to cut out the wart or mole, stitches are then placed as needed to the area.
Your doctor will numb the area to minimize pain during the procedure, however you may notice discomfort after surgery in the affected area during the healing process.
You and your doctor should discuss these treatments and determine the course of treatment best for you.
Alternative or home remedies have become increasingly popular as a treatment for wart removal.
  Many have been found to be extremely effective.
Some of these treatments include the use of herbs, garlic, vinegar and other items readily available in the home.