Getting a HPV vaccination is not preventive measure for not spreading the HPV infection to the partner (HPV vaccine does not treat existing HPV infections or genital warts) Also, being treated for genital warts, means getting removal of warts, that reduces, but, not eliminates the HPV infection (you still have some potential to transmit the old infection to your partner).
So, by getting HPV vaccine you gonna protect yourself against some virus types (ones covered with the vaccine), not all.
Also, the vaccine is found to be less effective in people who had already been exposed to one of the HPV types covered by the vaccine.

so theres a vaccine I can get?

where could I get this vaccine?

I already have HPV and want to do the best to contain it

How old are you?

The vaccine is most effective in girls/women who have not yet acquired any of the four HPV types covered by the vaccine.
Some states also provide free or low-cost vaccines at public health department clinics to people without health insurance coverage for vaccines.

theres nothing you can do about HPV you already have, it will appear and reappear in your body until you die, its a virus, it never goes away nor can it be cured..the symptoms can be treated but as for spreading the virus, if you have unprotected intercourse it can be transmitted to your partner