Laser Nail Fungus Treatment
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LASER FUNGAL NAILS
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Laser treatment is a safe, non-invasive, and effective solution for treating fungal nail infections (onychomycosis). The laser delivers targeted energy through the nail to reach the fungus beneath the nail plate, helping to destroy the fungal organisms while leaving the surrounding healthy tissue unharmed.
In many cases, antifungal tablets alone may not be enough to completely clear the infection. They also need to be taken for several months and are not suitable for everyone, particularly those with certain liver conditions, medication interactions, or other medical concerns. Because of these limitations, many people are unable to continue oral antifungal treatment for the length of time required.
Laser therapy offers a drug-free alternative with no downtime and minimal discomfort. As the fungus is reduced, a healthy new nail gradually grows in to replace the damaged nail. Depending on the severity and duration of the infection, multiple treatment sessions may be recommended to achieve the best possible results. For optimal long-term success, laser treatment should be combined with good foot hygiene and appropriate nail care to help reduce the risk of recurrence.
Why Combine Laser and High-Frequency Treatment?
For many patients, the most comprehensive approach is to combine laser treatment for fungal nails with high-frequency therapy for the surrounding skin. Nail fungus and athlete’s foot are often associated, and many people with a fungal nail infection also have a fungal skin infection—or are at increased risk of developing one. While laser treatment targets the fungus beneath the nail, high-frequency therapy helps support the health of the skin by creating an environment that is less favourable for fungal growth. Treating both the nails and the surrounding skin may help reduce the risk of reinfection and provide a more complete management plan, alongside good foot hygiene and appropriate home care.
This wording is medically balanced, as it avoids implying that people with nail fungus “automatically” develop athlete’s foot, which is not always the case.
High-Frequency Treatment for Athlete’s Foot
High-frequency treatment is a gentle, non-invasive therapy designed to help manage athlete’s foot (tinea pedis), a common fungal infection affecting the skin of the feet. Using a specialised glass electrode, the device generates a mild high-frequency electrical current that produces ozone when it comes into contact with the skin. Ozone creates an environment that is less favourable for fungal growth while helping to improve skin hygiene, reduce excess moisture, and support the skin’s natural healing process. This treatment may also help relieve symptoms such as itching, redness, irritation, and unpleasant odour associated with athlete’s foot. High-frequency therapy is painless, requires no downtime, and can be used alongside topical antifungal treatments and good foot hygiene for the best possible results. Since fungal infections can easily recur, following your practitioner’s aftercare advice and maintaining proper foot care are essential for long-term success.
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Introduction Offer
Introduction offer for the first month's treatment, which includes a total of three sessions.
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100 British pounds
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Laser Session
30 min
15 British pounds30 min
20 British pounds
Footwear care sanitising
Revitalising your favourite footwear with ours professional sanitising service.
Eliminate bacteria and odours effectively while extending the life of your shoes.
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30 min
30 British pounds
Athletic’s Foot
Before and After
Only to the day of treatment: Before your appointment, please help your practitioner by avoiding strong perfume or aftershave, as some people may be sensitive to fragrances in the clinical environment. If possible, refrain from smoking and consuming alcohol on the day of your treatment, as this may support your comfort during the procedure. Children are not permitted in the treatment room to ensure a safe and distraction-free environment. Companions are welcome, but please let us know in advance, as some treatment rooms have limited space. Please help your practitioner by following these simple preparation guidelines to ensure the best possible treatment outcome. Nail Preparation Remove all nail polish, gel polish, acrylic nails, or other nail coatings before your appointment, as these may reduce the effectiveness of the laser treatment. Do not cut or attempt to remove any damaged or infected nail before your appointment unless advised by your practitioner. If possible, trim your nails a day or two before treatment. Foot Hygiene Wash your feet thoroughly before your appointment and arrive with clean, dry feet. Bring a pair of clean socks to wear after your treatment. Avoid applying creams, oils, powders, or antifungal products to your feet on the day of treatment unless instructed otherwise by your practitioner. Clothing Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that are easy to remove. Choose breathable footwear whenever possible. Hydration Stay well hydrated in the 24 hours before your appointment, as this supports your overall skin health. Important Reminders If you have diabetes, poor circulation, peripheral neuropathy, or any medical condition affecting your feet, please inform your practitioner before treatment. Please let us know if you are pregnant, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding, as treatment may not be appropriate in some circumstances. If you have an active bacterial infection, an open wound, severe inflammation, or significant trauma to the treatment area, please contact the clinic before your appointment, as treatment may need to be postponed. What to Bring A list of any current medications, if relevant. Clean socks. Comfortable footwear. If you have any questions about preparing for your appointment, please contact Lisber Baldwin Clinic before your treatment.