Swift Microwave Therapy

Say goodbye to stubborn warts and verrucas with Swift Verruca Therapy at Tina’s Skin, Nail & Beauty Clinic in Bailieborough. Reclaim your confidence with fast, effective results.

Book your appointment today and take the first step towards smoother, healthier skin.

SWIFT VERRUCA therapy is currently the best verruca treatment available

Rapid treatment time.
No dressings required.
No need to self-care.
Highly effective -Fast results -Safe procedure.
No home after care.
Treat single or multiple verrucas.

Rapid treatment time.
No dressings required.
No need to self-care.
Highly effective -Fast results -Safe procedure.
No home after care.
Treat single or multiple verrucas.

1x Sessions / Treatment €140

3x Sessions / Treatment €385

Must Be Paid Upfront

Frequently Asked Questions

How Does the Swift Treatment Work?

Unlike most treatments that are designed to destroy the skin, the Swift treatment uses thermal energy to heat the skin and produce an immune response. The body’s immune system is very sensitive to heat and achieving a temperature between 41-43C (known as the “hyperthermia” zone) produces a stronger effect, helping the body naturally clear the virus that causes warts and verruca.

Is Swift Verruca Treatment safe for Children?

The Swift treatment is safe for use in children and is used widely across the world in a paediatric setting, including in children’s hospitals in the UK. Our certified providers will be able to provide guidance on treatment choices and protocols for your child at your first consultation.

Does Swift Microwave Therapy Hurt?

Like most treatments for warts and verruca, there is pain at the point of treatment with Swift microwave therapy.
The pain is usually very brief and felt for just a second or two and when the treatment stops, the pain stops. It is rare for the pain to continue post-treatment, and the vast majority of patients can continue with their day as normal.

How Many Treatments Will I Need?

There is an 83% success rate of clearing a verruca if 3 treatments are carried out 1 month apart, and a review session 12 weeks after. As every person is different, some patients may require further treatment at the 12 week mark.