The side effects of laser wart treatment are mainly postoperative complications, such as pain, scarring and hyperpigmentation, which vary from person to person and should be treated in accordance with the doctor’s instructions.
After laser treatment of warts, there is a possibility of local pain, wound bleeding, local scarring (keloid patients may also experience keloid overgrowth), local hyperpigmentation, skin infections and other complications, but whether or not they occur and the specific manifestations may vary depending on the nature of the warts and their location, individual physical condition, postoperative care and other factors.
Therefore, if you are considering laser treatment to get rid of warts, you must go to a regular medical institution to carry out standardized operation, and do not blindly dispose of them on your own, so as not to intervene inappropriately and cause adverse consequences.