Say Goodbye to Fungal Nail Infection
Fungal nail infections are often caused by the same fungus that causes athlete’s foot. They can cause pain and swelling and often result in unsightly nails which are difficult to clip and care for.
Fungal Nail Laser Treatment
Laser treatment provides an effective, safe and comfortable solution.
Whilst fungal nail infections don’t pose a serious health risk, an untreated infection will not clear up and can spread.
Conventional treatment options, such as topical and oral medication, often yield disappointing results. They can be time-consuming and carry potential side effects.
In contrast, fungal nail laser treatment offers an effective solution. It is carried out by our qualified, HCPC-registered podiatrists and has several advantages:
- Safe & painless
- No recovery or downtime
- No side effects or drugs
- Suitable for diabetics
- Faster than other treatments
A typical treatment plan involves a course of 3 to 4 sessions, each lasting approximately 30 minutes. We provide straightforward aftercare advice, and you can resume your normal daily activity after each treatment without any discomfort.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Light pulses penetrate the nail and raise the temperature of micro-organisms, reaching reach deeper fungi without damaging any surrounding tissue.
It is completely painless and doesn’t require an anaesthetic.
Our qualified podiatrists are registered with The Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) and members of the Royal College of Podiatry.
Normal footwear can be worn to your appointment which you will be able to put on directly after treatment. Nail polish must be removed and can be re-applied the following day.
You will see improvement as the nail grows out.
We provide straightforward aftercare advice for you to follow at home to avoid fungal recurrence.
Fungal laser treatment is suitable for men and women, and diabetics.
Laser treatment is a completely safe and established treatment option with no side effects.
