but they can become irritated if they are repeatedly touched, scratched, or injured.
2. Plantar Warts
Plantar warts develop on the soles of the feet.
Unlike many other warts, plantar warts often grow inward because the pressure from walking pushes them deeper into the skin.
They may appear as hard areas of thickened skin and can sometimes have small black dots.
Plantar warts can be painful, especially when walking or standing. Some people describe the sensation as feeling like they are walking with a small stone inside their shoe.
3. Flat Warts
Flat warts are usually smaller and smoother than common warts.
They can be pink, brown, or skin-colored and often appear in larger numbers. They are commonly found on the face, arms, or legs.
Children and young adults may be more likely to develop flat warts.
Because they are relatively smooth and small, flat warts can sometimes be difficult
