This image displays skin-colored, flat bumps typical of flat warts. This image displays multiple skin-colored, barely raised lesions typical of flat warts. Flat warts are common on the face, arms, and legs and can be spread by scratching and shaving. This image displays flat warts on the face, which can be skin-colored to slightly pink. Flat warts can appear pink or slightly red, as displayed in this image. Flat warts can appear pink and sometimes broad in shape, as displayed in this image. This image displays typical, multiple flat warts. Numerous skin colored flat warts are seen here on the forehead. This image displays dozens to hundreds of flat warts.
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Warts are a very common skin condition that are caused by a number of different viruses from the human papillomavirus (HPV) family. The virus causes the affected skin to thicken abnormally, resulting in an overgrowth of the top layer. Flat warts tend to be small flesh-colored raised lesions. There may be many flat warts clustered in one place. Warts are contagious and can be spread on the affected individual's body by shaving or scratching.
Last Modified: 3 Mar 2008

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