Liquid Nitrogen

• Purchase a liquid nitrogen wart removal kit at your local drugstore or grocery store. This is a slightly weaker version of the liquid nitrogen that is applied to warts at the doctor's office, so it will need to be applied more frequently in order to remove the warts. Most liquid nitrogen kits are a two-step process. The first step is to apply the freezing gel, which contains liquid nitrogen. The second step is a sealing liquid that allows the liquid nitrogen to penetrate the wart deeply. Lightly sand the wart with a nail file before applying the liquid nitrogen to your face to allow the wart to penetrate more deeply. Most face warts will disappear with one or two treatments.
  
  

Apple Cider Vinegar

• Apple cider vinegar is acidic and can get rid of warts after several treatments. Make a solution of one part water, one part apple cider vinegar and place it in a container. Every morning, dab the warts with a cotton ball saturated in the apple cider vinegar solution. Repeat at night, before bed. Continue to apply the apple cider vinegar twice a day, but discontinue use if the vinegar solution is burning the face or causing irritation. After several days of treatment, the warts should shrink and eventually dry up and fall off.
  
  

Wait it Out

• The life cycle of a wart is about one to two years. If you wash your face regularly and the warts are not creating a problem for you, there is no reason why you cannot wait out the one to two years until the warts disappear. If you are unable to wait and the above remedies have not worked for you, your dermatologist or general practitioner can surgically remove the warts or prescribe you a stronger prescription to get rid of the warts.