Plantar warts can range in size from a few millimeters to about a centimeter across. Because they grow on pressure points of the foot, they may cause pain when standing or walking. The rough surface develops from thickened skin covering the wart, which sometimes makes it resemble a callus.
2. How to Distinguish a Plantar Wart From a Splinter, Blister, or Callus Tonight
To figure out whether the spot is a plantar wart or another foot issue, take a close look at the area. Plantar warts are typically round, rough, and contain tiny black specks from clotted blood vessels. Unlike a splinter, they do not have a clear entry point or a visible object embedded in the skin
