Apply the peel.
Place the white side directly on the papilloma so that it covers it completely.
Fix
Secure the peel with tape or bandage – firmly, but not too tight.
Leave overnight.
Keep the peel for 6–8 hours overnight to allow the enzymes and acids to take effect.
Clean and repeat
In the morning, remove the peel, rinse with warm water, and pat dry. Repeat every night for 2–3 weeks or until the wart naturally dries and falls off.
How long does it take?
Results vary from person to person. Some people see a reduction in their warts after a week, others after two to three weeks of persistence. The process is slow and natural, so be patient.
Important precautions
Never cut out a papilloma yourself – you risk bleeding, infection, or scarring.
Stop immediately if the area becomes red, swollen, painful, or infected.
Do not apply the method near the eyes, inside the mouth, or in sensitive areas (genitals).
If the papilloma changes color, shape, or grows rapidly, consult a doctor.
The method is not suitable for people with a banana allergy or very sensitive skin.
When to see a doctor
Some warts are best treated by a dermatologist, especially if they are large, painful, or in an uncomfortable location. Your doctor may remove them by:
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