Toenail-Fungus Treatment by Doctors

Podiatrists at Laser Nail Therapy are dedicated to treating toenail fungus in a painless, safe and effective way. Our leading licensed podiatrists for toenail fungus, state-of-the-art facilities and uncompromising standards for excellence ensure that you will get the best podiatric treatment for toenail fungus. Please be mindful that in some of our locations Medical Doctors perform the treatments. In these select locations we offer fingernail treatments as well. Click here to view research about discoloration of the nails published by one of our foot doctors.

All of our Foot Doctors have undergone extensive training on the PinPointe Foot Laser. We have clinics in most major cities including Los Angeles, Irvine, San Diego, Orange County, San Jose, San Francisco, Sacramento, Pasadena, Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Baltimore, Tampa, Chicago, Cleveland, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington D.C. and Scottsdale. Most of our facilities are open 7 days a week to accommodate your schedule.

What to expect When You Visit Our Podiatrists

A free podiatrist consultation starts the treatment process. After establishing the diagnosis of nail fungus, the doctor will explain the symptoms, signs and progression, together with the treatment options. The podiatrist will then discuss your treatment expectations and likely results. Before the laser treatment begins, the nails are thinned, trimmed and filed to remove any thickening and fungal debris.

The laser beam is applied in sequence over the nails several times. Since the method of treatment relies on vaporizing the fungus with heat, the nails will get warm during treatment. Since the laser beam targets the fungus, the heat will not damage the surrounding tissue. Toenail fungus laser treatment typically lasts one hour.

Toenail Fungus Laser Treatment Aftercare

After the treatment, the doctor will provide preventive advice, and you can resume regular activity immediately. Since fungal nail infections are caused by contact with fungi, care should be taken to improve levels of hygiene to prevent recurrence of the infection. The doctor will recommend several products to assist in maintaining the long-term health of your feet.

Our Foot Doctors

Toenail-Fungus Treatment by Doctors

All of our foot doctors have undergone extensive training on the PinPointe Foot Laser. Our foot doctors serve 148 cities, and most treatment centers are open 7 days a week.

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We have clinics in most major cities including Los Angeles, Newport Beach, San Diego, Orange County, San Jose, San Francisco, Sacramento, Pasadena, Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Baltimore, Tampa, Chicago,  Cleveland, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington D.C. and Scottsdale.

What to expect When You Visit Our Podiatrists

A free doctor consultation starts the treatment process. After establishing the diagnosis of nail fungus, the doctor will explain the symptoms, signs and progression, together with the treatment options. The doctor will then discuss your treatment expectations and likely results. Before the laser treatment begins, the nails are thinned, trimmed and filed to remove any thickening and fungal debris.

The laser beam is applied in sequence over the nails several times. Since the method of treatment relies on vaporizing the fungus with heat, the nails will get warm during treatment. Since the laser beam targets the fungus, the heat will not damage the surrounding tissue. Toenail fungus laser treatment typically lasts one hour.

After the Toenail Fungus Laser Treatment

After the treatment, anti-fungal cream or spray is applied to the foot and preventive advice is given. Since fungal nail infections are caused by contact with fungi, care should be taken to improve levels of hygiene to prevent recurrence of the infection. We have several products we advise to assist in maintaining the long-term health of your feet. These include anti-fungal shoe sprays, athlete’s foot creams and anti-fungal nail polishes.

Our Foot Doctors