Nail fungus can be very embarrassing. The infected nail becomes very ugly, with a yellowish, crumbly or thick appearance. Until now, nail fungus treatment was a lengthy process.
There is a new painless and safe treatment for toenail fungus. This new laser treatment kills the pathogens that cause toenail fungus. In one swift treatment session, the gentle laser zaps the toenail, killing the fungus instantly.
Laser Treatment Benefits:
- Treatments are safe
- The treatment is painless
- There are no side effects
- The nail and surrounding skin are not harmed
- Patients can put on shoes or nail polish immediately after treatment
- Highly effective
How Many Laser Treatments Will I Need to Eliminate Nail Fungus?
Eighty eight percent of patients were cured in their first treatment. Some patients will require additional treatments but many only need one treatment.
Is this treatment covered by insurance?
The laser toe fungus treatment is not covered by insurance. Your treatment cost will depend on the severity of the fungus and how many treatments you need. To get an exact estimate, please contact our front desk staff to schedule a consultation.
What is Nail Fungus?
Common in both fingernails and toes, toenail fungus is a dark living organism that develops in damp, dark environments. More commonly found on the feet, nail fungus has a yellow or brown coloration and can cause the nail to become brittle and break. Toenail fungus continues to grow because the nail provides a protective layer.
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How Can I prevent Toenail Fungus?
- Wear cotton socks and shoes that allow the foot to breathe
- Apply an anti-fungal powder or spray every week
- Groom your nails regularly – keep them clipped and short.
- If you get a pedicure or manicure at a nail salon, make sure that the tools your technician is using are properly sterilized and the environment is hygienic.
- Wear shoes when in public areas such as the pool, locker room or gym
- Don't pick the skin around your nails. This could create an opening where bacteria can get in
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