The most common side effects of Swift microwave therapy are mild and temporary, including slight soreness, redness, or swelling at the treatment site. Some people may also experience a small blister or a brief burning or stinging sensation during treatment. More serious side effects, like infection or scarring, are rare. Common, mild side effects Soreness or tenderness: The area may feel tender to the touch for a day or two. Redness: The skin around the treated area may be temporarily red. Swelling: There may be slight swelling at the treatment site. Blistering: A small blister may form at the application site. Burning or stinging: A brief, localized burning or stinging sensation can occur during the application. Important considerations Swift treatment is not recommended for those who are pregnant or have implanted pacemakers or metal implants near the treatment area. Most side effects are minor and typically resolve within 24-48 hours. Some temporary effects, like a blister or the wart darkening, can be a positive sign that the body is reacting to the treatment. Unlike some other wart removal methods, Swift treatment generally involves no downtime, and normal activities can be resumed immediately.
