Laser Therapy For Toenails
Effectively Treating Toenail Fungus
Podiatrists, Foot & Ankle Surgeons in Hackensack & Fort Lee, NJ
Class IV Laser Therapy
Are You Suffering and/or Embarrassed from Toenail Fungus?
Choose Laser Therapy From Podiatry Foot and Ankle Institute
You no longer need to feel embarrassed to wear open-toe shoes and sandals – or just go barefoot – because of toenail fungus or discoloration.
Podiatry Foot and Ankle Institute is the area’s leader in restoring nails back to health, providing a natural and luminous appearance.
Class IV laser therapy is one of the most safe and effective ways to treat toenail fungus (onychomycosis)!
Laser therapy penetrates the nail bed and kills the fungus living underneath the nail – without pain and without any harmful side effects.
When the colony of fungus under the nail is “attacked” by the laser, the elements that make it grow and thrive are destroyed. This allows your nail bed to begin growing new, healthy nail. Nails that won’t give you feelings of discomfort or embarrassment!
Laser therapy is a quick and easy treatment allowing patients to relax during the procedure.
What is Onychomycosis?
Fungal foot infections. They can create major discomfort and even embarrassment. They are also EXTREMELY COMMON; affecting millions of people each year. Additionally, fungus is easily spread. Individuals with fungus may have contracted it through shared bathroom space, public locker rooms, showers, and pools, shared clothing or shoes, even carpeting. For some, fungus is simply genetic. When this is the case, treatment can become even more difficult given the likelihood of reoccurrence. One of the most prevalent types of fungal foot infections directly affects your toenails. This type of condition is known as onychomycosis.
You may have onychomycosis if you notice any of the following symptoms:
yellow or other discoloration of your toenails
thickened or brittle toenails
an unpleasant odor coming from the nail area
pain
It’s not uncommon to feel discomfort and embarrassment due to the unsightly appearance and these symptoms of onychomycosis. Fungal nail affects nearly 10% of the US population. While many find the condition to be, simply, an eye sore, fungal nail can also lead to a larger problems including:
infection of other toenails
infecting friends and family
increased pain
ingrown toenails
Individuals with diabetes are also more susceptible to fungal nail given their compromised immune systems.
Laser therapy offers an effective, safe option for treating fungal toenail without the side effects of many oral medications.
