Nail Removal

What is Nail Removal?

All temporary operations will not produce result unless the root (which makes the nail grow and sink the nail into the soft tissue) is removed.

The exact solution is extremely simple and effective. The problem is solved only by the removal of the ingrown part, that is, the regional removal process. The ingrown area is numbed by local anesthesia and then removed as a thin strip with the nail bed. The nail matrix is cauterized and the formation of another ingrown toenail is prevented.
 

How long does the operation last?

This highly effective procedure treats ingrown toenail. This process is completed in a very short time (nearly 1 hour). No resting period is required after the procedure. On the contrary, the patient is relieved that the ingrown part is now removed. He/she can immediately return to daily life and work life. If it is necessary to prevent the risk of infection, treatment can be completed with short-term antibiotics or topical creams is completed. So that the patient becomes well.