Could you please advise whether the lesions seem to be scarring from past genital warts or if there is a possibility of recurrence?

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According to the pictures (attachments removed to protect the patient's identity) sent by you, my opinions are as follows:

1. Some lesions look bumpy and could resemble warts (that may have been missed during removal or would have grown back), and some look slightly depressed (which gives an impression of scarring due to treatment).
2. The best way to confirm this is to get a dermoscopic examination done. It is a very simple imaging technique that can tell you the type of skin lesions and you will receive the results soon. After that, the lesions that are due to warts can be treated accordingly through electrocautery, chemical cauterization, cryotherapy, laser, etc.

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It does not appear to be herpes to me. In herpes, there will be multiple fluid-filled blisters in the affected area and it will be associated with burning pain. The lesions then become ulcerated with a yellow base. Your lymph nodes will get swollen in herpes. This lesion could be an excoriation mark.

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