All warts look like excess skin growth. They can have a brown spot in them, which is from broken blood vessels. They are usually round and hard, but they can be misshapen and crusty too. The most common types of warts include: Common warts Like their name suggests, these are the warts you typically see on fingers and toes. They may appear a bit gray, with a rough surface. Filiform warts These warts look closer to skin tags. They are fleshy, pointy, yet tiny skin growths that might grow in an isolated cluster (around 1 or 2 mm in length). They are typical around the eyes, mouth, chin or neck. Flat warts These look like hardly-noticeable, flat, but slightly raised lesions on the skin. You may find them on your arms, legs or face. They can come in different skin colour hues, like brown, yellow or pink. Plantar warts These are warts that grow on the bottom of your feet, and appear like round, hardened skin with an indented middle. They grow inward, instead of outward. They can be felt during walking, which can be uncomfortable. Sometimes they are painful, too. Plantar warts should be looked at by your doctor. We do not treat plantar warts at our cosmetic clinic. Periungual warts These are nail warts, and they happen on fingers and toes. Since they grow under nails, as well as around them, they can be harder to treat, and recur more easily. These can also lead to infections and nail deformities. Genital warts These types of warts are the ones to be most concerned about. They happen in both men and women. In women, genital warts can form all around the vagina, vulva, cervix and anus, and internally as well. In men, they can form on the penis, scrotum and anus. They look like mini, bumpy, white-ish cauliflower sprouts. Or they can look like pink or brown bumps. They can be itchy and bleed. Please see more on our website.