What is the foot laser?

The laser is a patented laser device that operates in a very tight spectrum of the near infra red light. The laser shines through the toenail and vaporizes the germs embedded in the nail bed and nail plate that causes toenail fungus.

How effective is the treatment?

The laser is very effective, according to clinical studies performed in Sacramento, California. Most patients experience significant improvement. In most cases, the fungal nails are completely cured.

Does the laser treatment take long?

The vast majority of our clients require only one treatment. It usually takes about 30 - 40 minutes.

Does the laser treatment hurt?

You may feel a warm sensation but the treatment causes little to no discomfort. Furthermore, the laser light beam does not affect healthy tissue.

How safe is this treatment?

No adverse reactions, injuries, disabilities or side effects have been reported in clinical studies with this laser treatment. Topical treatments are minimally effective.The oral medications available today can cause side effects to the liver and kidney.

Will I be able to walk after treatment?

No adverse reactions, injuries, disabilities or side effects have been reported in clinical studies with this laser treatment. Topical treatments are minimally effective.The oral medications available today can cause side effects to the liver and kidney.

How quickly is improvement noticed?

The average toe nail replaces itself every 6-9 months. Within the first 4 months healthy new growth will be visible.

How do I pay for this treatment?

The laser procedure is considered aesthetic and therefore not covered by health insurance. If a different diagnosis or treatment is recommended, we will be happy to submit the claim to your insurance company for you. We do accept major credit cards, checks, and cash. Medical IRAs, health savings accounts, or flexible spending accounts may also be used. We also offer Care Credit, an easy, no-interest, low payment plan option.

When can I paint my nails?

Nail polish can be used after the first two weeks.

 
   
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