Abstract: Embodiments include a soap capable of treating seborrheic keratoses, keratosis pilaris, keratoderma, and/or related conditions, comprising a soap base and additives including pumice and polyethylene. Embodiments further include a method of making and using the soap, comprising providing the soap base and the additives including pumice and polyethylene, mixing the soap base and the additives together, and forming the soap from the soap base and the additives. Embodiments also include a method of using the soap, comprising providing the soap comprising the soap base and additives including pumice and polyethylene, and placing the soap in rubbing contact with the seborrheic keratoses, keratosis pilaris, keratoderma, or related conditions.

Abstract: A wart removal device is disclosed. The device has a handle and first and second pluralities of tines having different heights. One set of tines has a height of approximately 0.04 inch or less, and the other set has a height of approximately 0.08 inch or less. The different sets may be disposed on opposite sides of the handle at the same end of the handle or may be disposed on opposite ends of the handle. In operation, the longer set of tines is raked against wart tissue to create a plurality of incisions in the wart tissue. This treatment is repeated over a time period. After that time period, the shorter set of tines is used. The tines create incisions without causing noticeable bleeding. The device may be used in combination with a medicament and may be provided as a kit, including the device and a medicament.

Abstract: A wart removal device is disclosed. The device has a handle and first and second pluralities of tines having different heights. One set of tines has a height of approximately 0.04 inch or less, and the other set has a height of approximately 0.08 inch or less. The different sets may be disposed on opposite sides of the handle at the same end of the handle or may be disposed on opposite ends of the handle. In operation, the longer set of tines is raked against wart tissue to create a plurality of incisions in the wart tissue. This treatment is repeated over a time period. After that time period, the shorter set of tines is used. The tines create incisions without causing noticeable bleeding. The device may be used in combination with a medicament and may be provided as a kit, including the device and a medicament.

Abstract: A wart removal device includes a handle and a pad. The pad has a base and tines with each tine preferably having a height not less than approximately twice its width. The tine height is preferably less than approximately 0.1 inch. The pad has a width that is preferably not greater than approximately ¼ inch and a length that is preferably not less than approximately twice its width. Each tine is sharpened so that opposing sides form a point at an upper edge with the opposing sides forming an angle of from approximately 20° to approximately 40°. In operation, the device is raked against wart tissue to create incisions in the wart tissue. The sharpness and cutting depth of the device are designed to create incisions without causing noticeable bleeding. The device may be provided in a kit with a medicament, such as pyruvic acid, to improve the effectiveness of the medicament.

Abstract: A wart removal device and method of using same are disclosed. The device has a handle and a pad affixed to the handle. The pad has a base and a plurality of tines. Each tine preferably has a height that is not less than approximately twice its width and that is more preferably not less than approximately three times its width. The tine height is preferably less than approximately 0.1 inch and is more preferably less than approximately 0.05 inch. The pad has a width that is preferably not greater than approximately ¼ inch and a length that is preferably not less than approximately twice its width. The pad has a width that is more preferably not greater than approximately ⅛ inch and a length that is more preferably not less than approximately ½ inch. Each tine is preferably sharpened so that opposing sides form a point at an upper edge with the opposing sides forming an angle that is substantially within a range of from approximately 20° to approximately 40°.