plantar means "bottom of the foot" and you do not have a bottom of a foot in your genital area. you can get warts but common warts and condylomata (hpv) in the genital area but not plantar warts. there are several concerns. first using chemical cauterization (this is an acid) can result in plantar scarring (if they were on the bottom of your foot). scars are not cosmetic but can make a person feel like they have "something in their shoes" when they walk. chemical cautery even done correctly can be ineffective since over-the-counter products are not very potent. i am not a fan of anyone using chemical wart treatments in the groin. since you may not be able to identify the type of wart you have in your genital area and since i don't know if you are a male or female i would strongly suggest that you see a medical professional to have them properly diagnosed and properly treated.
what are the risks of using freeze away wart removers on plantars warts in the genital area?