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I had a wart on my hand. i just noticed that i now have one that is on my face. what do you suggest about do treat a wart on the face?
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See a dermatologist: There are a few ways to remove a wart and it is best that you see your dermatologist to discuss the possibilities while trying to minimize any scarring.
Answered 6/15/2014
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