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Swift Treatment for Warts

Stubborn Warts Have Met Their Match!

Introduction

If you have struggled with stubborn warts that refuse to go away with traditional “freezing” or over-the-counter creams, we have a breakthrough solution. At Tanner Clinic Dermatology, we are proud to offer Swift, a cutting-edge technology that uses microwave energy to treat warts at their source.

Dr. Innes is the ONLY DERMATOLOGIST IN UTAH offering this game-changing treatment. 

 

Why Swift is a Game-Changer

The biggest challenge with warts is that the virus often “hides” from your body’s immune system. Traditional liquid nitrogen treatments focus on destroying the skin tissue itself, which can be hit-or-miss.

Swift works differently. By delivering a precise, highly controlled dose of microwave energy into the affected area, it creates a “thermal shock.” This process alerts your immune system to the presence of the wart virus, prompting your body to recognize and fight it off naturally.

 

What to Expect During Treatment

  • Insurance Coverage: One of the best parts about Swift is that it is covered by insurance just like any other standard wart treatment.

  • The Procedure: During a treatment session, the Swift probe is applied to the wart. It delivers energy for a few seconds at a time.

  • The Sensation: Because Swift uses heat, the treatment is not painless. Patients often describe it as a sudden, intense heat sensation, similar to the sting of liquid nitrogen freezing. We numb the area first with injected lidocaine to make the treatment comfortable.

  • Duration: Most patients require 2–3 treatments, spaced about four weeks apart, to see complete resolution.

  • No Aftercare: Swift does not break the skin. There are no bandages required and no “homework” for you to do between visits.

 

Who is Swift for?

Because the procedure involves some discomfort, we generally reserve this treatment for patients ages 12 and older. It is an ideal choice for:

  • Patients with plantar warts (on the bottom of the feet) that are painful to walk on.

  • “Recalcitrant” warts that have failed to clear with multiple rounds of freezing or acid.

  • Anyone looking for a more effective, immune-based approach to clear the virus for good.

Ready to clear your skin?

Don’t let stubborn warts hold you back. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Matthew Innes to see if Swift is the right choice for you.

Call 801-773-4840 to schedule a consultation and treatment

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Before and after comparison of stubborn common warts on the hands treated with Swift microwave therapy by Dr. Matthew Innes in Layton, Utah
Before and after comparison of deep plantar warts on the sole of the foot, fully cleared after Swift microwave therapy
Periungual warts around the fingernail cuticle before treatment and showing full regrowth of healthy skin after Swift
Common wart on the palmar surface of the finger showing complete clearance without scarring after Swift treatment
"Dr. Innes is amazing! My son had several warts that would not go away with traditional practices. Dr. Innes used the Swift and they disappeared and have not returned. Best place to get warts removed!!"
-Swift Patient
"I came to Dr. Innes for persistent foot warts that I'd had treated by 5 other providers over a full decade. After every other mode of treatment offered (even tried injectable chemotherapy), the Swift Therapy has been a miracle! The healing time was much better than any other treatment and the results have been much quicker. After 4 treatments, I can finally not be embarrassed about my feet and the pain from the growing warts is finally gone. Would highly recommend Dr. Innes and his team!"
-Swift patient