Thanks Dr Handsfield for the detailed answer. I have couple of clarifications to make on my original post and couple of follow-up questions to ask, if you don't mind:
1. I agreed to have the wart removed by the first dermatologist. That was probably a mistake as it is would have been easier for me to get a second opinion if the wart was still there.
2. I live in one of the countries in Middle East. I asked about Germany specifically, because the hospitals here usually send advanced tests to be done in Germany. The dermatologist I saw wasn't German but was a local dermatologist.
Moving on to my follow up questions:
1. Most of the information I saw on reliable sources on the web (such as Mayo Clinic website), say that genital HPV is transmitted via sexual intercourse or skin-to-skin contact in the genital area. However, I came across one previous post from you suggesting the possibility of hand to genital transmission of HPV:
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/HPV-transmission-mode/show/793550
I don't mean to sound skeptical of your opinion because I know of your expertise in this area, but I am just trying to get to some peace of mind on this point. Would you say that the only “confirmed” path of transmission is still sexual intercourse and direct genital-to-genital contact? And hand-to-genital or even genital-to-hand-to-genital is simply not a possibility for transmission?
2. You mentioned two points in your response that might have the answer to ALL of my concerns:
"A wart definitely can't show up after a week. Your dermatologist is definitely wrong about the public toilet business, or you misunderstood him". If the HPV wart does NOT show up in 1 week, and the virus can NOT be transmitted via using public toilets, etc. The logical conclusion in my case -being a virsion with no sexual touching experience except this massage incident- is that whatever the dermatologist called "wart" and removed by freezing could NOT possibly be HPV. From medical point of view, would you agree with this conclusion?
Thanks again Dr for your insight.