Since you're looking for a fast way to remove warts, I will explain a few methods that you can look into that seem to work quite well.
The first method is to use the aid of a dermatologist to have it frozen off.
What is involved this method is that the dermatologist will add a freezing material to the surface of the wart.
This freezing step might cause a little bit of pain because of the close proximity of nerve endings around the wart.
With freezing, the wart will not fall off right away, but it will darken in color and later on it should fall off in one piece.
Nevertheless, there is a chance that the dermatologist will not be able to kill all of the seeds that are left behind at the site were the wart was located.
If you are afraid of going to a doctor, there are home remedies that you can try out.
Just remember that some of these home remedies are not instant cures to getting rid of warts and that you do have to be careful in order to reduce the chance of scarring.
For instance, a relatively fast way to remove a wart on your own is to simply cut it off with a small pair scissors.
You have to be very careful when you use this type of home remedy because of the bleeding that is involved and also the fact that the area needs be sterilized so that you did not cause some sort of infection to occur.
In other words, if you're willing to deal with the high cost of having your wart removed professionally, then go for it.
As I have mentioned above, it is a quick way of eliminating a wart.
On the other hand, if you feel as if you would like to try to remove the wart on your own and you're willing to be patient with home remedies, then you could try out a few of those remedies on your wart.
The first method is to use the aid of a dermatologist to have it frozen off.
What is involved this method is that the dermatologist will add a freezing material to the surface of the wart.
This freezing step might cause a little bit of pain because of the close proximity of nerve endings around the wart.
With freezing, the wart will not fall off right away, but it will darken in color and later on it should fall off in one piece.
Nevertheless, there is a chance that the dermatologist will not be able to kill all of the seeds that are left behind at the site were the wart was located.
If you are afraid of going to a doctor, there are home remedies that you can try out.
Just remember that some of these home remedies are not instant cures to getting rid of warts and that you do have to be careful in order to reduce the chance of scarring.
For instance, a relatively fast way to remove a wart on your own is to simply cut it off with a small pair scissors.
You have to be very careful when you use this type of home remedy because of the bleeding that is involved and also the fact that the area needs be sterilized so that you did not cause some sort of infection to occur.
In other words, if you're willing to deal with the high cost of having your wart removed professionally, then go for it.
As I have mentioned above, it is a quick way of eliminating a wart.
On the other hand, if you feel as if you would like to try to remove the wart on your own and you're willing to be patient with home remedies, then you could try out a few of those remedies on your wart.