Dose it help to trim some of the skin (not enough to make it bleed) on top of the wart before treatment.
1999082
It's a good idea to file down the dry/tough skin that is over/around it. Callused skin can cover parts of it and it's good to clear it away.
1999083
I suggest that you ask your doctor. Trimming the skin will expose the wart that could get infected when applying the freeze away application. I used all the swabs and nothing happened. The wart was not removed and the applications left a red mark around the wart, that took weeks to cure. In my opinion, Dr. School's Freeze Away Wart is a waste of money. It dose not work.
1999084
Warts can be relatively resistant to cryotherapy (freezing technique). Cleansing the area with antiseptic first, then gently trimming the wart surface might facilitate the treatment.
1210942
In my experience it does, but slowly. It basically makes your skin cells turn over more quickly, so dark patches will eventually slough off revealing lighter skin underneath.
964276
I have not used it on warts but from what I read on these reviews, warts are probably the safest way to go. Its a very small area that is being burned by this chemical. This chemical does burn the skin. I have a nasty burn scar. The area about 4 inches. It looks really bad.
1844804
Yes. But it is better to use a cutip or swab and avoid reinfecting yourself.
1728873
It can but it may pinch a bit. I prefer the trimmer on my electric razor for brows.
2251711
No, I didn't find that it either prevented spots or helped to get rid of them. It simply smoothes your skin out.
420073
Yes indeed. For me it needed to be good for the private part but planned on using it everywhere except face ( althought I use it down on my Adam's apple part where I tend to grow hair like a man). It work like a charm.
708185
It does. It works very well for trimming in ears... I do use it on the outside of the ears, and it works, but not as well as tweezers.
612496
I used it directly on my sons wart and covered with a bandage...the next morning the wart was black and with in two days had fallen off. He had no discomfort but it did irritate the skin around the wart where the oil touched but nothing that bothered him.
2234343
First Responders use this in trauma cases to help stop bleeding. My husband was on blood thinner and he was always nicking himself shaving and it would bleed profusely for days sometimes. I used this... it would never stop it, but it would slow it some.
127312
no,It will not. I have not found anything topical that will. they are easily cut off by your care giver--they bleed sometime, so its best they are removed by a dr--they are not like warts ,that can sometimes be removed topically.This product;tho it has some tea tree oil, there is not much in it.Sorry :) Hope this answeres your question.
715940
Yes you can. Do not use if you have diabetes,poor blood pressure. Just a dab is all you need right on the wart. wait a day and soak in warm soapy water to soften and you can peel it right off. You may have to repeat but it will work.
532893
On the box which list more things it treats. Warts are listed. It's also softens scars. Go to there web site for more uses.
640001
We recommend that you prepare your skin before each Tria Hair Removal Laser treatment for best results. Follow these steps: Cleanse the treatment area thoroughly, removing all cosmetics, lotions, and creams from the area you wish to treat. (This will allow the laser treatment to easily penetrate the skin.) Shave the treatment area thoroughly using a new razor. This allows the laser treatment to be most effective because the laser works on the hair inside the follicle, under the surface of the skin. Wipe your skin with a cool, damp cloth to remove any shaving cream or soap, and then dry the area well. Please note: Waxing and plucking are not advisable any time between treatments because both remove hair from the follicle. The hair inside the follicle needs to be present for the Hair Removal Laser 4X treatments to be effective. Please note: Waxing and plucking are not advisable any time between treatments because both remove hair from the follicle. The hair inside the follicle needs to be present for the Hair Removal Laser Precision treatments to be effective.
1913483
yes it does make a small difference when you desire a certain amount of trim or look.. it is pretty useful. i advise u to get two of these because the life isn't very long,it usually breaks from the inside, give it probably about 3 months maximum.
2191543
My personal opinion is no, it only helps with fine lines, if you have a lot of sun damage that would be best taken care of at the dermatologist and then the laser for home use can keep up the maintenance
1095677
No, I haven't used it on warts but would sure be worth a try. Worst thing that could happen is if it doesn't work. The Modern Essentials book by doTerra lists Melaleuca or On Guard, Frankincense or Oregano for this purpose. Hope it helps.