190 N. Main Street, Heber City, UT 84032
Wasatch Foot & Ankle Speciality Care

Swift Microwave Therapy for Plantar Warts

FDA-cleared microwave technology that delivers brief, targeted energy to plantar warts and may help stimulate the body's immune response.

Overview & Clinical Approach

Swift is an FDA-cleared podiatric technology designed for plantar warts that have not responded to other options. A specialized contact probe delivers brief, targeted microwave energy to the lesion. Patients may feel a short, sharp burst of heat during each application. The treatment does not require an incision or routine bandaging, and Dr. Harper will explain the expected response and number of visits for your situation.

See how Swift works

A closer look at Swift microwave treatment

Watch the educational video to learn more about the treatment approach. Dr. Harper will review whether it is appropriate for your plantar wart.

Swift treatment probe and control unit
Official Swift treatment equipment

Symptoms & Clinical Signs To Watch For

Painful 'pebble in shoe' sensation while walking or exercising
Tenderness when squeezing the sides of the lesion
Warts that have resisted over-the-counter freezing or acid kits
Rough, circular skin spots with tiny dark pinpoint dots

Treatment Plan & Patient Benefits

Brief in-office applications with a simple 'sock off, sock on' visit
No incision and no routine post-visit bandaging
No messy home creams or daily dressings between monthly visits
Many patients return to normal activity after treatment, as directed by the clinic

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Swift microwave therapy work?

Swift delivers brief, controlled microwave energy through a specialized contact probe. The treatment is intended to stimulate a local immune response to the plantar wart.

Does the treatment hurt?

Patients may feel a brief, sharp burst of heat with each application. Dr. Harper will discuss what to expect before treatment.

How many sessions are typically required?

The number of visits varies by the wart and the individual response. Dr. Harper will recommend a schedule after examining the area.

Consultation Booking

Discuss This Treatment

Meet directly with Dr. Spence Harper in Heber City to evaluate your condition and determine the ideal treatment course.

190 N. Main Street, Heber City, UT
Major Insurance & Medicare Accepted