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Laser Light heats evenly throughout the depth of the affected nail and skin tissue, effectively weakening and killing parasitic fungi which have infected the patient’s nail. A minimum of 4 weekly treatments is required for best results.
Tired of dealing with discoloured nails? Or experience pain in and around your toenails? If yes, then it could be a sign of a fungal infection. At MediDermic, we can help you diagnose and treat fungal nail conditions with advanced lasers no matter how worse.
All clinicians are well-versed in treating toenail infections and can guide you with treatment options to make your toenails look good and healthy. Avoid the hassles of conventional over-the-counter measures and book an appointment now.
Toenail fungus, also known as Onychomycosis, is a prevalent foot condition. While many feel self-conscious due to its appearance, this condition can often persist quietly, unnoticed for years without causing any discomfort. Typical signs may involve thickening of your toenails, accumulation of dirt under the nail, changes in your nail colour, and an unusual odour from the affected area.
This nail infection primarily occurs when the fungi penetrates either through your nail’s surface or the skin beneath it. Nail fungus is highly contagious, so precautionary steps are recommended to avoid spreading or infecting the treated nails.
Causes of nail fungus may include excessive foot perspiration, poor foot hygiene that may make you susceptible to something like athlete’s foot, and any nail damage or trauma that leads to a gap between the nail plate and the underlying nail bed.
At MediDermic, we have been helping patients treat their toenail fungal infections in and around Melbourne with care and assurance. All clinicians are trained professionals in carrying out fungal treatment and leverage the power of lasers to eliminate the growth of fungus more effectively than traditional measures.
Following an on-site consultation, not only do we work on the root cause of your infection to address it but also draft a holistic treatment plan that encompasses both immediate remedies and long-term solutions. Together, we will ensure there is zero chances of infection reoccurrence for your infection.
*Results may vary from individual to individual.
Fotona Laser therapy for toenail fungus works by using the heat from the laser’s beam to eliminate the organisms responsible for the infection. Since the fungus typically flourishes at a nail’s base, the laser is designed to penetrate the toenail and the underlying soft tissue. This not only eradicates the stubborn fungus but also encourages the growth of healthy nails.
Yes,Fotona laser toenail fungus treatment is generally considered safe when performed by a trained clinician. It’s a non-invasive treatment with no incisions or injections. Unlike oral antifungal medications, which can have side effects on the liver and other organs, laser treatment is localised to the nail and doesn’t affect other areas.
Some patients may feel a warming sensation or minimal discomfort during the procedure. With little downtime, you can go about your daily activities immediately.
File down the Nail. During onychomycosis the nail will become deformed and overgrown, it may also thicken. Filing down the nail allows laser light to fully penetrate into the treatment site.
Fotona nail fungus laser treatments are repeated every week for a period of 3 to 4 weeks. Treatments are quick and can be completed in less than 20 minutes.
Laser treatment is especially effective for those with mild to moderate toenail fungus. Those who’ve tried over the counter or prescription topical treatments without success often consider laser therapy.
While laser treatment is safe, individuals without any contraindications for laser treatments, like certain skin or systemic diseases, are ideal candidates.
Seeking a clinic for your toenail fungus treatment in Melbourne, book your appointment with us at MediDermic today. Book a slot now.
