Removal of Genital Skin Tags / Warts

Safe, discreet treatment to remove genital skin lesions and restore comfort and confidence

Removal of genital skin tags or genital warts is a quick, minimally invasive procedure performed in a confidential clinical setting. These growths are very common and often harmless, but they can cause irritation, discomfort, or concern about appearance and diagnosis. 

This treatment provides a safe and effective way to remove lesions while ensuring you are fully assessed and supported throughout the process. 

Removal of Genital Skin Tags Warts

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Why Consider Removal of Genital Skin Tags / Warts

Removal may be recommended if you have: 

  • Genital skin tags causing irritation or friction 
  • Genital warts linked to HPV infection 
  • Lesions that are growing, changing, or becoming uncomfortable 
  • Itching, soreness, or catching on clothing 
  • Uncertainty about whether a lump is a wart or skin tag 
  • Cosmetic or confidence concerns

Even when harmless, these lesions can become bothersome and are often easily treated in a single visit. 

Key Benefits 

Specialist minor surgery

What to Expect 

Before the procedure 

  • The area is gently examined and cleaned 
  • A local anaesthetic is applied to fully numb the skin 
  • The lesion is assessed to confirm the most suitable removal method 

During the procedure 

  • The skin tag or wart is removed using a precise clinical technique (e.g. excision, cautery, or cryotherapy depending on suitability) 
  • The procedure is quick and usually takes 10–20 minutes 
  • You remain awake and comfortable throughout 
  • A small dressing may be applied if needed 

After the procedure 

  • Mild tenderness or light spotting may occur for 24–48 hours 
  • Most patients return to normal activities the same day 
  • Sexual activity should usually be avoided for 5–7 days 
  • Healing typically occurs within 3–7 days 
  • Clear aftercare instructions are provided to support recovery 

Removal of Genital Skin Tags / Warts FAQs

No. Local anaesthetic is used, so most patients only feel slight pressure during treatment.
Yes, warts can recur due to the underlying HPV virus. Skin tags are much less likely to return once removed.
Yes. It is routinely performed and considered very safe when carried out by an experienced clinician.
Usually 5–7 days, or once the area has fully healed and feels comfortable.
Yes. A clinical examination is important to confirm whether the lesion is a skin tag, wart, or another benign condition.

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