Toenail fungus infections are unsightly and embarrassing. The infected nails typically become yellow, thick and hard to cut. Although toenail fungus infections are also very common, they can be very difficult to treat. Until recently, the most common treatment for toenail fungus was taking pills, which could take up to a year to be effective. Now there is a better solution! During this treatment, laser energy penetrates through the nail plate, killing fungus in the nail bed. This procedure is safe, quick and painless and has been proven to be a very effective cure for toenail fungus and fingernail fungus infections—in fact, it has a 90% success rate!
This treatment includes a series of three sessions, covering all toes.
$399.00
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Each appointment will last about 45 minutes; this treatment includes three sessions.
Results from laser toenail fungus removal can be long-lasting, but it depends on aftercare and prevention. The laser effectively kills the fungus, but because toenails grow slowly, it can take several months for a fully clear, healthy nail to replace the infected one.
For best results, it’s important to practice good foot hygiene, keep feet dry, wear breathable shoes, and disinfect socks and footwear to prevent reinfection. While many patients remain fungus-free, recurrence is possible if exposure to fungal environments continues.
This treatment is generally well tolerated with minimal discomfort. Most patients describe a warming sensation or mild tingling as the laser targets the fungus.
There is minimal prep required for laser toenail fungus removal, but a few simple steps can help ensure the best results. Before your appointment, it’s recommended to trim and clean your toenails, removing any nail polish or artificial nails. Keeping your feet clean and dry beforehand is also important. Avoid applying lotions or oils to your feet on the day of treatment. We also recommend bringing a clean pair of socks and shoes to wear after the procedure to prevent reinfection.
Nope! You can resume normal activities immediately.