Now Available at North Star Podiatry

Why patients choose Swift

  • Swift succeeds with an 85% success rate and no suffering - see research
  • No dressings or wound care needed
  • No downtime — walk out and get on with your day
  • Few treatments required for most people
  • Suitable for both adults and children
  • Backed by clinical research
What to Expect

What to Expect

  1. Assessment Your podiatrist examines the wart and confirms Swift is the right option for you
  2. Treatment Each session takes around 30 minutes. You'll feel a short burst of warmth as the microwave energy is applied — most people describe it as brief and manageable, similar to a hot bath.
  3. Recovery There's no need for special aftercare. Some people notice small dark spots appear over the following weeks — this is a normal sign your immune system is responding.
  4. Review Most people need a small course of treatments, spaced about a month apart, followed by a review a few months later to check progress.

Everyone responds differently, and your podiatrist will talk you through what's likely for your specific case.

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Is it safe?

Is it safe?

Yes. Microwave energy has been used safely in healthcare for decades, and Swift is approved for use in Australia. It's a non-invasive option that targets only the treatment area, without damaging the surrounding skin.

As with any treatment, Swift won't be the right fit for everyone. Please let your podiatrist know if you have diabetes, poor circulation, a pacemaker or other implanted device, or are pregnant, so they can advise you properly.

Frequently asked questions

Does it hurt? There's a short period of warmth during treatment, similar to a hot bath. It only lasts a few seconds per area.

How many sessions will I need? This varies from person to person. Many people see good results with a small course of treatments — your podiatrist will give you a clearer idea after your assessment.

How long until the wart is gone? Warts can take some time to clear after treatment, as your body works to fight the infection from underneath the skin. Your podiatrist can talk you through realistic timeframes based on your situation.

Is it suitable for kids? Yes, Swift can be a good option for children with stubborn warts. Your podiatrist will assess whether it's appropriate for your child.

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