Centres that publish verruca treatment in Barcelona
Each entry shows the centre's address, the treatments it publishes and the link to its website.
Amb Bon Peu
Ronda del Guinardó 70, local 2, Barcelona
- Verruca treatment
- Corn and callus removal
- Claw toe and hammer toe surgery
- Bunion surgery
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
and 10 more
- Plantar fasciitis treatment
- Toenail fungus treatment
- Morton's neuroma treatment
- Silicone orthoses
- Podiatry for the diabetic foot
- Custom insoles
- Sports podiatry
- Geriatric podiatry
- Children's podiatry
- Podiatric laser
Centre Cospedia
Carrer de Joan Peiró 62, 08911 Badalona
- Verruca treatment
- Podiatry for the diabetic foot
Centre Podològic Gemma Riera Fonollà
Avinguda de Martí Pujol 301, 08912 Badalona
- Verruca treatment
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
- Plantar fasciitis treatment
- Podiatry for the diabetic foot
- Custom insoles
- Chiropody
Centro Médico La Salut 78
Carrer de la Mare de Déu de la Salut 78, 08024 Barcelona
- Verruca treatment
- Ingrown toenail surgery
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
- Chiropody
Centro Podológico AGM
Avinguda de la Riera de Cassoles 13, 08012 Barcelona
- Verruca treatment
- Ingrown toenail surgery
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
- Podiatry for the diabetic foot
- Custom insoles
- Chiropody
Cinc Dits
Carrer d'Iscle Soler 9, local 4, 08221 Terrassa
- Verruca treatment
- Corn and callus removal
- Ingrown toenail surgery
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
- Plantar fasciitis treatment
and 5 more
- Toenail fungus treatment
- Podiatry for the diabetic foot
- Custom insoles
- Geriatric podiatry
- Chiropody
Clínica de Podologia Integral Pododerm
Pg Zona Franca 242, 08038 Barcelona (la Marina de Port)
- Verruca treatment
- Chiropody
- Corn and callus removal
- Toenail fungus treatment
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
and 4 more
- Custom insoles
- Silicone orthoses
- Podiatry for the diabetic foot
- Children's podiatry
Clínica del Peu Equilibra't Collblanc
Carrer del Progrés 20, local, 08903 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat
- Verruca treatment
- Corn and callus removal
- Ingrown toenail surgery
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
- Toenail fungus treatment
and 7 more
- Silicone orthoses
- Podiatry for the diabetic foot
- Custom insoles
- Sports podiatry
- Geriatric podiatry
- Children's podiatry
- Chiropody
Clínica del Pie Elisa Oller
Avinguda de la República Argentina 60, 08940 Cornellà de Llobregat
- Verruca treatment
- Claw toe and hammer toe surgery
- Bunion surgery
- Ingrown toenail surgery
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
and 6 more
- Toenail fungus treatment
- Silicone orthoses
- Custom insoles
- Sports podiatry
- Children's podiatry
- Chiropody
Clínica Podológica Buri
Carrer de Buri 3, 08940 Cornellà de Llobregat
- Verruca treatment
- Corn and callus removal
- Ingrown toenail surgery
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
- Podiatry for the diabetic foot
and 2 more
- Custom insoles
- Chiropody
Clínica Podològica Dr. Xavier Ortas
Carrer dels Madrazo 9, 08028 Barcelona
- Verruca treatment
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
- Custom insoles
- Chiropody
Clínica Podológica DyN Sant Andreu
Carrer Gran de Sant Andreu 367, 08030 Barcelona
- Verruca treatment
- Biomechanical gait and footstep assessment
- Toenail fungus treatment
- Podiatry for the diabetic foot
- Custom insoles
and 3 more
- Sports podiatry
- Chiropody
- Podiatric laser
We show 12 of the 23 centres entered in Barcelona: first those that publish these treatments and then in alphabetical order, without any assessment.
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What is a plantar wart or papilloma and how is it spread?
A plantar wart (or plantar papilloma) is a benign lesion on the sole of the foot caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).12 They are very contagious.1
The incubation period ranges from 2 to 20 months; on the foot they usually appear between 6 and 18 months after infection, and they mainly affect teenagers aged 12 to 25.1
The hygiene measures listed by the Consejo General de Colegios Oficiales de Podólogos (CGCOP) to prevent infection are these:1
How do you recognise a plantar wart and how does it differ from a corn?
A plantar wart is recognised by being on the sole of the foot, by the fact that it can be very painful2 and, according to the NHS, by having small black dots under the hard skin.3
The CGCOP sets out the difference from a corn: when the lesion is scraped, blackish bleeding dots (papillae) can be seen, which a hardness or plantar callus does not have, and a corn hurts more under pressure than when pinched.1 Do not do this yourself: handling it incorrectly can spread the lesion.1
The sources cited do not describe laboratory or imaging tests to confirm it.
How does a podiatrist treat plantar warts?
The podiatrist treats plantar warts with physical or chemical therapies. Cryotherapy, laser and electrocoagulation cause pain and a physical burn that is needed to remove the lesion, with dressings every 48 to 72 hours.1 The duration depends on the extent and depth of the lesion and on the patient's follow-up, and it can be weeks or months; they rarely become infected.1
MedlinePlus notes that plantar warts and warts near the nails are harder to cure and can come back; if they persist, a professional may recommend cryotherapy, electrocautery, laser or other options.2
Waiting, pharmacy or clinic: what the evidence says about each option
Warts usually go away on their own, although they can take months or even years,3 so the evidence cited does not require paid treatment in every case.
- Waiting: MedlinePlus says they are almost always harmless and go away on their own in about 2 years.2 In the meantime they can hurt2 and spread.1
- Pharmacy products: they can take up to 3 months, irritate the skin and do not always work.3 If you have diabetes or a weakened immune system, ask first.2
- Cryotherapy, laser or electrocoagulation: pain, a physical burn and dressings every 48 to 72 hours, for weeks or months.1 They can come back.2 The sources cited do not detail the effectiveness of each technique.
- Chemical therapies: the CGCOP mentions them alongside the physical ones,1 but the sources cited do not detail their risks.
Why it is best not to remove it at home
MedlinePlus asks you not to try to remove a wart yourself, with any method.2 The CGCOP adds that handling it incorrectly can spread the lesion to other areas.1
When should you see the podiatrist or the doctor about a wart?
See the doctor or the podiatrist about a wart if there are signs of infection or bleeding, if you have diabetes or a weakened immune system, or if it is very large, painful or comes back.23
- Signs of infection or bleeding: MedlinePlus asks you to seek advice.2
- Diabetes or a weakened immune system: MedlinePlus asks you to seek advice if warts have appeared.2
- It bleeds or changes appearance, is very large or painful, comes back or worries you: the NHS says to seek advice; a large or very painful wart may be referred to a podiatrist.3
Options compared
| Option | What the sources say | Risks or drawbacks |
|---|---|---|
| Waiting for it to go away on its own | They usually go away on their own, although they can take months or even years (NHS); they are almost always harmless and go away on their own in about 2 years (MedlinePlus). | They can be very painful in the meantime, and they are very contagious. |
| Pharmacy products | The NHS says they can take up to 3 months. | They can irritate the skin and do not always work. |
| Cryotherapy, laser or electrocoagulation in the clinic | The podiatrist uses physical or chemical therapies, and MedlinePlus lists these options if the wart persists. | They cause pain and a physical burn, with dressings every 48 to 72 hours, and can last weeks or months; plantar warts can come back. |
| Removing it yourself | MedlinePlus asks you not to try it with any method. | Handling it incorrectly can spread the lesion to other areas. |
Signs to seek care without waiting
- Signs of infection or bleeding: MedlinePlus asks you to seek advice.
- Diabetes or a weakened immune system: MedlinePlus asks you to seek advice if warts have appeared.
- It bleeds or changes appearance, is very large or painful, comes back or worries you: the NHS says to seek advice; a large or very painful verruca may be referred to a podiatrist.
Verruca treatment by area
Verruca treatment by area
Source: Ajuntament de Barcelona, Open Data BCN (CC BY 4.0). Contornos simplificados.
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| Area |
|---|
| Ciutat Vella |
| Eixample |
| Sants-Montjuïc |
| Les Corts |
| Sarrià-Sant Gervasi |
| Gràcia |
| Horta-Guinardó |
| Nou Barris |
| Sant Andreu |
| Sant Martí |
| Sant Cugat del Vallès (outside the map, to the north-west) |
| Badalona (outside the map, to the north-east) |
| Terrassa (outside the map, to the north-west) |
| Sabadell (outside the map, to the north) |
| Cornellà de Llobregat (outside the map, to the south-west) |
| L'Hospitalet de Llobregat (outside the map, to the north-west) |
Frequently asked questions
Can I remove a plantar wart myself?
No. MedlinePlus asks you not to try to remove a wart yourself, with any method, and the CGCOP warns that handling it incorrectly can spread the lesion to other areas.
Do plantar warts go away on their own?
They are almost always harmless and go away on their own in about 2 years, although they can be very painful in the meantime. The NHS adds that they can take months or even years.
Do pharmacy products work for plantar warts?
The NHS says they can take up to 3 months, irritate the skin and do not always work. If you have diabetes or a weakened immune system, ask first.
Are plantar warts contagious?
Yes, they are very contagious. The CGCOP lists hygiene measures such as not walking barefoot, not sharing footwear or socks and not touching the lesions.
- Authorship
- Mejores Barcelona, text generated and verified automatically
- Updated
Sources
- CGCOP, Protocolo verrugas plantares (papilomas)https://cgcop.es/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/PROTOCOLO-VERRUGAS-PLANTARES.pdfAccessed: October 7, 2026
- MedlinePlus, Verrugashttps://medlineplus.gov/spanish/ency/article/000885.htmAccessed: October 7, 2026
- Warts and verrucashttps://www.nhs.uk/conditions/warts-and-verrucas/Accessed: October 11, 2026
- Registro de equipamientos sanitarios de Barcelona (Ajuntament de Barcelona, Open Data BCN, CC BY 4.0)https://opendata-ajuntament.barcelona.cat/data/ca/dataset/equipament-sanitatAccessed: October 7, 2026
- Doctoralia, ficha pública de Centro Podológico AGM (servicios y precios publicados por el centro)https://www.doctoralia.es/angela-garcia-marsinyach/podologo/barcelonaAccessed: October 8, 2026
- Doctoralia, ficha pública de Centro Médico La Salut 78 (servicios y precios publicados por el centro)https://www.doctoralia.es/mirja-marco-bendtsen/podologo/barcelonaAccessed: October 8, 2026
- Doctoralia, ficha pública de Centre Cospedia (servicios y precios publicados por el centro)https://www.doctoralia.es/patricia-diez-elipe/podologo/badalonaAccessed: October 8, 2026
- Doctoralia, ficha pública de Centre Podològic Gemma Riera Fonollà (servicios y precios publicados por el centro)https://www.doctoralia.es/gemma-riera-fonolla/podologo/badalonaAccessed: October 8, 2026
- Doctoralia, ficha pública de Clínica Podològica Dr. Xavier Ortas (servicios y precios publicados por el centro)https://www.doctoralia.es/xavier-didac-ortas-deunosajut/podologo/barcelonaAccessed: October 8, 2026
- Cinc Dits, web propia del centro (servicios y direccion publicados por el centro)https://cincdits.com/Accessed: October 10, 2026
- Clínica Podológica Buri, web propia del centro (servicios y direccion publicados por el centro)https://clinicapodologicacornella.com/Accessed: October 10, 2026
- Clínica del Pie Elisa Oller, web propia del centro (servicios y direccion publicados por el centro)https://www.clinicadelpieelisaoller.es/Accessed: October 10, 2026
- Clínica del Peu Equilibra't Collblanc, web propia del centro (servicios y direccion publicados por el centro)https://clinicadelpeuequilibrat.com/Accessed: October 10, 2026
- Amb Bon Peu, servicioshttps://www.ambbonpeu.com/es/Accessed: October 7, 2026
- Clínica DYN, servicioshttps://www.clinicadyn.com/Accessed: October 7, 2026
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