No one treatment is best for all cases. When choosing what treatment to use, the health care provider will consider the size, location and number of warts, changes in the warts, patient preference, cost of treatment, convenience, adverse effects, and their own experience with the treatments. This can be relatively inexpensive, but must be done by a trained doctor or nurse. This is an older treatment and is not as widely used today. Cutting off warts.
Laser can also cost a lot of money.
Most doctors do not have lasers in their office and the doctor must be well-trained with this method. This is rarely used anymore due to extensive side effects and high cost. Less expensive therapies work just as well with fewer side effects. This is a self-applied treatment for external genital warts. It doesn't cost much, is easy to use and is safe, but it must be used for about 4 weeks.