It keeps coming back
Swift may be considered when a verruca remains despite time or previous treatment.
Swift verruca treatment in Gourock
Swift uses a precise dose of microwave energy to treat verruca tissue without cutting, freezing or breaking the skin. Treatment is delivered in seconds and is designed to stimulate your body's own immune response.
Book a Podiatry Appointment
A different approach
Verrucae are caused by the human papillomavirus. Because infected tissue can sit below the surface, acids, freezing and home treatments do not always clear the problem. Swift creates a local response intended to alert your immune system.
Swift may be considered when a verruca remains despite time or previous treatment.
Weight-bearing verrucae can make walking, sport and some footwear uncomfortable.
A podiatrist checks the lesion, your health and previous treatment before recommending Swift.
How it works
Courses commonly use three Swift treatments, often spaced around four weeks apart. Anne tailors the schedule and energy level to the lesion and your response.
Your podiatrist confirms the diagnosis and checks whether Swift is suitable.
A specialised probe delivers a precise microwave dose in brief applications.
Your response is reviewed across the course, with clear advice between visits.

What to expect
Most patients describe a brief sharp or hot sensation lasting a second or two as the energy is delivered. No local anaesthetic or dressing is normally required. Your clinician controls each application and talks you through it.
Swift treatment package
Book a podiatry appointment first. Anne will check the lesion, explain whether Swift is appropriate and set out the treatment plan. Results vary, and no verruca treatment can guarantee clearance.
No. A podiatrist must confirm the diagnosis, review your health and decide whether Swift is appropriate.
The £300 package includes three Swift treatment sessions. Your initial podiatry appointment is the first step to confirm suitability.
Most people describe a brief sharp or hot sensation lasting a second or two. Sensation varies, and the clinician controls each application.
The immune response continues after treatment, so change may take time. Anne will explain what to watch for and review progress.
No. Results vary between people and lesions. The assessment gives you an honest view of whether Swift is a sensible option.
Book a podiatry appointment and find out whether Swift is the right treatment for your verruca.
Swift verruca treatment in Gourock
Swift uses a precise dose of microwave energy to treat verruca tissue without cutting, freezing or breaking the skin. Treatment is delivered in seconds and is designed to stimulate your body's own immune response.
Book a Podiatry Appointment
A different approach
Verrucae are caused by the human papillomavirus. Because infected tissue can sit below the surface, acids, freezing and home treatments do not always clear the problem. Swift creates a local response intended to alert your immune system.
Swift may be considered when a verruca remains despite time or previous treatment.
Weight-bearing verrucae can make walking, sport and some footwear uncomfortable.
A podiatrist checks the lesion, your health and previous treatment before recommending Swift.
How it works
Courses commonly use three Swift treatments, often spaced around four weeks apart. Anne tailors the schedule and energy level to the lesion and your response.
Your podiatrist confirms the diagnosis and checks whether Swift is suitable.
A specialised probe delivers a precise microwave dose in brief applications.
Your response is reviewed across the course, with clear advice between visits.

What to expect
Most patients describe a brief sharp or hot sensation lasting a second or two as the energy is delivered. No local anaesthetic or dressing is normally required. Your clinician controls each application and talks you through it.
Swift treatment package
Book a podiatry appointment first. Anne will check the lesion, explain whether Swift is appropriate and set out the treatment plan. Results vary, and no verruca treatment can guarantee clearance.
No. A podiatrist must confirm the diagnosis, review your health and decide whether Swift is appropriate.
The £300 package includes three Swift treatment sessions. Your initial podiatry appointment is the first step to confirm suitability.
Most people describe a brief sharp or hot sensation lasting a second or two. Sensation varies, and the clinician controls each application.
The immune response continues after treatment, so change may take time. Anne will explain what to watch for and review progress.
No. Results vary between people and lesions. The assessment gives you an honest view of whether Swift is a sensible option.
Book a podiatry appointment and find out whether Swift is the right treatment for your verruca.