Premier Clinic
Procedure

Removal of condylomas (genital warts)

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Genital warts are treatable, and a single procedure is often enough to remove them.

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Cost of the procedure
from 2,530 CZK
Positives
Laser precision with minimal tissue damage
The laser targets only the condyloma tissue; the surrounding skin remains virtually unaffected. The risk of scarring or damage to healthy tissue is minimal compared with other methods.

Outpatient procedure completed within half an hour

A treatment tailored to your comfort

Results visible immediately after the procedure

Specialists with experience in laser dermatology and venereology

Privacy and discretion are our top priorities

Facilities

Why have your condylomas removed with us?

We remove genital warts using a state-of-the-art laser, which speeds up the procedure and minimises damage to surrounding tissue. Our specialists in dermatovenerology have many years’ experience with this method.

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About the procedure

How is laser treatment for condylomas carried out?

We carry out laser treatment of genital warts as part of our comprehensive range of services for the removal of skin growths using a CO₂ laser.

The procedure begins with a consultation, during which the doctor will examine the genital warts, assess their extent and location, and suggest the best course of action. Depending on what we agree, we can then proceed with the treatment straight away, or arrange an appointment at a time that suits you.

During the procedure, the doctor applies a local anaesthetic; once this takes effect, the treatment itself begins. The laser beam precisely vaporises the condyloma tissue without damaging the surrounding mucous membrane. The blood vessels close as the tissue is vaporised, so the risk of bleeding is minimal. Depending on the number and size of the condylomas, the procedure takes between 15 and 30 minutes.

Immediately after the treatment, the doctor disinfects the area and the patient is discharged with instructions for aftercare. The entire visit usually takes less than an hour.

Why choose laser treatment for genital warts?

Genital warts require a meticulous approach in this sensitive area, precise laser technique and a doctor with experience of this type of procedure. At our cosmetic surgery clinic, we offer care in an environment that combines expertise with the utmost discretion.

Recovery after the procedure

Immediately after the procedure, the treated area may be slightly red and tender; these symptoms usually subside within 48 hours. The mucous membrane will heal completely in 2 to 3 weeks, provided you follow your doctor’s instructions.

During the healing period, avoid sexual intercourse for at least 2 weeks and strenuous physical activity for one week. Keep the area clean and dry. Your doctor will recommend a suitable product for home care.

A follow-up appointment will take place approximately 3 weeks after the procedure. The doctor will assess the healing process and check whether the condylomas have been completely removed. If you experience increased redness or swelling, contact the clinic without waiting for your scheduled follow-up appointment.

Price List

Laser removal of genital warts / condylomas (1–5 lesions): from 2,530 Kč
Ameela exosomes – polynucleotides + exosomes: from 6,000 Kč

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Get rid of condylomas discreetly and without worry

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

<p>Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the removal of condylomas and the transmission of HPV.</p>

Does my sexual partner also need to be treated if I’ve been diagnosed with genital warts?

Yes, it is strongly recommended that your partner is tested. HPV is transmitted through sexual contact, and your partner may be an asymptomatic carrier of the virus. Without testing and, if necessary, treatment, there is a risk of reinfection even after a successful procedure.


Is laser treatment for condylomas covered by health insurance?

Laser removal of condylomas is not usually covered by health insurance; it is a procedure that the patient must pay for out of their own pocket. In certain cases, surgical or cryotherapy treatment may be covered provided specific conditions are met; this depends on the particular insurance provider and the medical indication.


How long after contracting HPV do genital warts usually first appear?

The incubation period ranges from 3 weeks to several months, and in rare cases even longer. HPV persists in the body without any visible symptoms, and genital warts only appear when the immune system is compromised or as a result of other triggering factors. It is therefore not always easy to determine the exact source and time of infection.


Are genital warts transmitted solely through sexual intercourse, or can they be passed on in other ways as well?

Transmission through sexual contact is by far the most common route. In exceptional cases, transmission from mother to child may occur during childbirth. Transmission via shared objects or the environment is highly unlikely in the case of genital HPV strains.


Is there any point in getting the HPV vaccine if I’ve already had genital warts?

Vaccination following a previous infection offers limited benefit against HPV strains that are already present. However, it may protect against other strains of the virus that the individual has not yet been infected with. Please consult your doctor on a case-by-case basis regarding the suitability of vaccination following a previous infection.

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