Nail Conditions
These are the most commons we see but address ALL nail conditions
Some nail conditions and treatment can be treated virtually and in-office.
Fungal Nails
Fungal nail infections, also known as onychomycosis, are common infections that affect the toenails or fingernails. These infections are typically caused by different types of fungi, including dermatophytes, yeasts, and molds. The most common culprit is a group of fungi called dermatophytes.
We offer several treatment options for this condition including
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Topical Treatment
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Medical Pedicure Packages
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Oral Medication
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Biopsies and Cultures
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Nail Removal ( temporary and permanent )
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We do not offer LASER options as we waiting for a success device to come to market
Ingrown Nails
Ingrown nails, also known as onychocryptosis, occur when the edges of a toenail (usually the big toe) grow into the surrounding skin instead of growing over it. This condition can be painful and lead to redness, swelling, and possible infection. Ingrown nails most commonly affect the toes, but they can also occur on the fingers.
We offer several treatment options for this condition including
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Antibiotics
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Matrixectomy ( partial or total nail removal )
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In- office ingrown nail procedures ( temporary or permanent )
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Removal of access skin folds
Our INGROWN PROCEDURE SUCCESS RATES are 95%
Pincer Nails
Pincer nails, also known as involuted nails or omega nails, are a condition in which the toenails (usually the big toenails) become excessively curved or concave in shape. Instead of growing flat and straight, the edges of the nail curve inward and press down into the nail bed. This condition can be painful and may lead to complications if left untreated.
We offer several treatment options for this condition including
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Nail Removal ( temporary and permanent )
Subungual Hematoma
A subungual hematoma is a medical term used to describe bleeding that occurs underneath the toenail or fingernail. It is typically the result of a direct injury to the nail bed, such as stubbing the toe, dropping something heavy on the toe, or other forms of trauma to the nail. When the nail bed is injured, blood vessels may rupture, leading to the accumulation of blood under the nail. This trapped blood causes discoloration of the nail, and the affected area may appear dark, usually black or purple.
We offer several treatment options for this condition including
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Antibiotics
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Matrixectomy ( partial or total nail removal )
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Incision and drainage
All options are office base procedures under local anesthetic
Thickened Nails
Thickened toenails, also known as onychauxis, refer to toenails that have become unusually thick and bulky. This condition can affect one or more toenails and may be a result of various underlying causes. Thickened toenails can be a cosmetic concern, but they can also lead to discomfort, difficulty in trimming, and increased risk of nail-related issues such as ingrown nails.
We offer several treatment options for this condition including
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Medical Pedicures
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Preventative Care for qualifying conditions
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Topical Treatment Options
Virtual Treatment & Pharmaceutical
Options
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