The actual warts can be removed by a health care provider, but there is no guarantee that they won't return. Freezing - dry ice is used to freeze the warts, which then fall off and die. Some scarring may develop where warts were removed. Again, some scarring may result. Surgery - used for very large warts or clusters of warts.
Laser surgery is quite effective.
Your health care provider should explain these various options in detail. They vary considerably in terms of pain, side effects, risks and cost. These treatments will not work and will only delay getting the right kind of care. If warts are not removed, they may spread, making it more likely that you will pass the disease along to someone else. Genital warts can cause serious problems for pregnant women.