Tx recommendations for #mosaic-wart #planter wart | Figure 1

Tx recommendations for #mosaic-wart #planter wart

F pt no medical history. Mosaic wart on heel of foot with little pain and has had for 5 years with increasing cluster size. Photo after pt has applied #compound-W and scraping for 2 days

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