the face, arms, or legs.
Children and young adults may be more likely to develop flat warts.
Because they are relatively smooth and small, flat warts can sometimes be difficult to notice at first.
4. Filiform Warts
Filiform warts are long, narrow growths that often develop around the face.
They commonly appear around the mouth, nose, or eyes. Their thin, thread-like shape makes them different from most other types of warts.
Because they can occur on visible areas of the face, they may be particularly bothersome from a cosmetic perspective.
