The laser is oxidizing fungus as well as stimulating healthy new collagen to make the toenail pretty and healthy.

There is no pain. Typically there is a slight warm sensation to the toes.

Laser for fungal nails is considered cosmetic procedure.

4 - 6 months before you start to notice new nail growth. It may take 12 to 18 months before the nails totally improve.

Yes. We suggest not getting the nails polished. If you want to get the nails polished for a special event, we suggest removing the polish as soon as possible. Avoid having the cuticles removed as they act as a protective barrier.

Yes. New active fungus can "sprout" during treatment. Avoid going into public showers.

Yes. We recommend wearing socks with silver and disinfecting shoes after working out. Wear deck sandals or shoes when swimming in public pools.

70 - 80%. The outcome greatly depends on the number of nails involved, duration of the infection and how much of each nail is infected.

Fungus unfortunately can come back. It is very important to be evaluated for any signs of new infection. We will show important preventive tips to help prevent fungal infection re-occurrence. Occasionally addition laser treatment may be helpful.

Nail thickness after treatment can be due to repetitive microtrauma to the nail similar to a callus. We will need to address any faulty biomechanics contributing to the condition.