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Fungal Nail Infection Treatment

Treatment of fungal nail infections is an innovative and efficient procedure that uses CO2 laser to solve one of the most prevalent nail conditions, which can have a big impact on the health and beauty of the foot. Onychomycosis, another name for fungal nail infections, is characterised by structural and colour changes in the nails, they can be brittle, yellow, and thickened, also it can be painful or uncomfortable.

Traditional methods of treatments, such antifungal lotions or pills, frequently requiew a long time of use and may be less successful, particularly when the fungus is deep under the nail plate. CO2 laser therapy is a modern method of treatment that is painless and very effective. The laser can be more effective because it can pass through the nail plate and destroy fungal cells without damaging seroundin healthy skin or nails. This makes it one of the safest and most successful treatment options with quick solution.

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Time:
20-30 min
Number of session:
3-5 sessions
Duration of results:
long-lasting
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Session Frequency:
4-6 weeks

* After completing the course of treatments, the results are long-lasting, and the patient can enjoy healthy, fungus-free nails for several years. However, to ensure lasting effects, it is important to follow foot care recommendations and take steps to prevent re-infection.

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How does Fungal Nail Infection Treatment work?

The principle of using a CO2 laser to treat fungal nail infections is to employ focused laser radiation that can pass through the nail plate and into the tissue that is infected. This laser produced heat energy that efficiently destroyed Fungal cells without endangering the nearby healthy tissue. The unique feature of the CO2 laser is its ability to penetrate deeply into the nail, where the infection often develops, making it difficult to treat with traditional methods such as creams or pills. By rupturing the fungal cell membranes, the laser energy eradicates the infection’s source.

 

The procedure is minimally invasive and does not require anaesthesia, because most patients only feel a slight warmth or discomfort. The laser does not damage healthy tissue, making it a safe and effective method for patients with fungal infections. The fungus is totally destroyed after a few treatments, and new, healthy nails gradually start to grow.

We work in a personalised way with Your Needs

Every treatment is customised to suit your unique needs for the best experiences and outcomes. We offer you individual consultation with our Specialist to explore the best treatment options.

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Contraindications for the Procedure
Increased Skin Sensitivity
People who have conditions that cause sensitivity to light, or who take medications that increase photosensitivity (such as certain antibiotics, retinoids, or chemotherapy drugs), should be cautious when planning laser treatment for fungal nail infections. Although the procedure targets the nail rather than the skin, reactions on the sensitive skin around the nails are still possible. Patients with photosensitivity should consult with their doctor to assess the risks before proceeding with the treatment.
Pregnancy and Lactation
Laser treatments are generally not recommended for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, as the effects on the baby are not fully studied.
Active Infections or Inflammation

It is contraindicated to have active infections or inflammatory processes in the treatment region.

Recent Sun Exposure

Tanned or sunburned skin is more sensitive and can react poorly to the laser. It’s recommended to avoid the procedure if you’ve had significant sun exposure in the last 2–4 weeks.

Skin Infections and Open Wounds

Carbon Laser Peel is not recommended for anyone with any infections, wounds, cuts, or skin damage because these conditions could worsen the treatment.

Immunosuppressive Medications or Conditions
Patients with compromised immune systems due to conditions such as HIV, or those on immunosuppressive medications (e.g., corticosteroids), may experience delayed healing or an increased risk of infection following the procedure. A specialist should evaluate the risks on a case-by-case basis.
Bleeding Disorders

People who take blood thinners (such as aspirin or warfarin) or have blood clotting or bleeding disorders should exercise caution because these diseases can impair the skin’s ability to recover.

Recent Laser Procedures
The patient should wait until the skin has completely healed to prevent problems if they have had any additional laser treatments near to the treatment region.
Systemic Diseases

Diabetes and other illnesses might impede healing and raise the possibility of complications. It is imperative to include a recommendation for people with chronic diseases to speak with our specialist.

Fungal Infections Spread to Other Parts of the Body

In cases of widespread fungal infections, a comprehensive approach to treatment should be considered.

Age Restriction

Nail Infection Treatment is only available to individuals who are 18 years of age or older. Minors are not eligible for the procedure, as hormonal changes during adolescence can affect hair growth and reduce the effectiveness of the treatment.

Why choose us

Advanced Technology

We use cutting-edge laser and skincare technology to ensure our treatments are both safe and highly effective.

Expert Team

Our team of professionals is not only highly trained but also deeply experienced in their fields. They take the time to understand your specific needs and tailor each treatment to suit you perfectly

Comprehensive Services

Whether you’re looking to remove unwanted hair, rejuvenate your skin, or contour your body, we’ve got it all covered. Our wide range of services means you can address multiple concerns in one place.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the procedure is painless, but during the laser application, patients could experience a mild warmth or tingling, but this is not uncomfortable.

As with any treatment for fungal infections, there is a chance of reinfection. Maintaining good hygiene and adhering to preventive measures are important in reducing this risk.

For a few days after the procedure, it is advised not to use nail polish in order to give the nails time to heal naturally.

Yes, laser treatment is suitable for treating fungal infections on both fingernails and toenails.

To get better outcomes, a doctor or our specialist would sometimes advise combining laser treatment with other techniques like medicine.

Results can vary depending on the severity of the infection. The fungus will start to slowly go away after a few treatments, but because nails grow slowly, it may take several months for a healthy nail to fully grow.

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