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Fungal Nail Infection

Combination treatments to clear infection and restore nail clarity.

30–45 minutes
Fungal Nail Infection
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Overview

What it is

Fungal nails respond best to combination care. We confirm the diagnosis, debride the nail to reduce fungal load, and recommend the right mix of topical, oral or laser treatment for your case.

Your appointment

What to expect

  • 01Diagnostic confirmation
  • 02Thinning and debridement of affected nails
  • 03Personalised treatment plan
  • 04Progress reviews and home-care advice
Suitable for

Who it helps

  • Discoloured, thickened nails
  • Recurring infections
  • Athletes and gym-goers
Symptoms

Signs to look out for

  • Yellow, white or brown discolouration of the nail
  • Thickening or crumbling at the nail edge
  • Nail lifting away from the nail bed
  • A musty smell or itching of surrounding skin
Causes

Why it happens

  • Dermatophyte fungi (often the same organism as athlete's foot)
  • Warm, damp footwear and communal floors
  • Nail trauma allowing fungi to enter the nail bed
  • Reduced circulation or immune response
Aftercare

Looking after your feet

Apply the topical antifungal we recommend daily, disinfect shoes regularly, and change socks at least once a day. Expect 9–12 months for a toenail to fully grow out clear.

FAQs

Common questions

Is it contagious?
Yes, keep towels separate and avoid walking barefoot in communal areas while you treat it.
Do oral tablets work better?
Oral antifungals can be effective but are not suitable for everyone; we will discuss the safest mix for you.
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Location

Croxley Green

Inside Skin Transform · 186 New Rd · Croxley Green, WD3

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Location

Aylesbury

High Street Clinic · Aylesbury · Buckinghamshire, HP20

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