Dermatology Times, July 1st, 2007
Destructive therapy from the inside out has higher success rate, according to dermatologist's studies
Little Rock, Ark. - Gold standard destructive methods for treating warts are giving way to modern approaches that focus on recruiting the body's immune system to fight the lesions.
"Destructive treatments address the wart from the outside in," says Sandy Johnson, M.D., FAA.D., assistant clinical professor, department of dermatology, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, Ark.
"With immunotherapy," she tells Dermatology Tunes, "the body recognizes the virus as abnormal, so the body can then fi...
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