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Nail Fungus Treatment
£279 for 1 foot and £558 for 2 feet

If you have nail fungus, your doctor may have already told you that it’s a common condition that affects approximately 10% of adults. It typically begins as a white or yellow spot under the tip of a nail and, as the fungal infection deepens, you may notice your nails becoming thicker, misshapen, discoloured or even crumbling at the edges. Fungal nail infections can affect your finger nails or toe nails and spread to several nails.

Although nail fungus infections can be mild and painless, they can also cause a great deal of discomfort and make you feel self-conscious about the appearance of your nails. A wide range of treatment options are available, from oral antifungal drugs and medical creams to nail removal.

Here at the Carnaby Laser Clinic and Academy, we can help to successfully treat your fungal nail infection using laser technology and this treatment is ideal for both men and women, nail fungal infections, toenails and fingernails.

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Approximately half of all nail fungus infections are caused by Onychomycosis.

We each naturally have certain fungi in our bodies but, in a warm, moist environment such as the inside of your shoes, these fungi can overpopulate, leading to an infection. Fungal infections can also be spread from person to person.

To treat a fungal nail infection, we would use the Nd:YAG applicator for the Xlase Plus. This emits light with a wavelength of 1064nm, which penetrates deep into the infected tissues to heat and destroy them without affecting the healthy surrounding cells. With the Nd:YAG applicator, we have full control over the pulse intensity and duration of the laser to ensure that we only heat the damaged areas.
The number of sessions you need will depend on your individual case and the extent of your fungal nail infection. Typically, we recommend four treatment sessions spaced approximately 14 days apart for the best results.
Laser treatments for nail fungus are relatively new when compared to traditional treatment methods such as medical creams and oral antifungal medication.

Here at the Carnaby Laser Clinic and Academy, we stand by our experience of treating nail fungus with Xlase Plus as we have helped a significant number of patients rid their nails of infection over the years. As we work closely with other aesthetic practitioners in our capacity as a CIBTAC Level 4 Training Centre, we also hear plenty of anecdotal evidence from other clinics about the efficacy of this treatment.

Laser treatments using an Nd:YAG laser have an excellent safety record and are low risk for the treatment of nail fungus.
There’s no downtime with laser treatments for nail fungus, so you can get back to everyday life after each appointment. You can even wear nail varnish immediately after the procedure, although we will request that you remove any nail products 24 hours before each treatment.

Side effects from laser nail fungus treatments are rare but if you notice any signs of infection, blistering or pigment changes, let us know immediately.

Laser treatments for nail fungus at the Carnaby Laser Clinic and Academy

The Carnaby Laser Clinic and Academy is a CIBTAC Level 4 Training Centre, which means that our aesthetic practitioners are not only experienced at carrying out laser treatments, but also approved to teach an internationally-recognised qualification to other aesthetic and medical professionals so that they can offer these treatments in their own clinics. This means that you can have confidence in our knowledge and experience.

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