Pseudopalatine warts are lifelong and are unlikely to disappear completely. Pseudopalatine warts are papule-like changes that occur on the external genitalia of both men and women, manifesting as glans pearls and parapapapillary papules in men; and as villi-like labia minora in women. The cause of pseudo-acute warts is usually due to poor local hygiene, stimulation of the foreskin, local inflammation, or accompanying gynecological diseases. If the cause is removed, pseudo acromegaly may decrease, but it is unlikely to disappear and does not require treatment.