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Laser Toenail Fungus Treatment in Orlando
Toenail fungus (onychomycosis) can turn nails thick, yellow, brittle, and embarrassing, and it rarely goes away on its own. At LightTouch Med Spa in Orlando, we treat nail fungus with a Q-switched 1064nm laser that targets the infection beneath the nail, with no pills, no needles, and no downtime.
Laser treatment is a great option for patients who want to avoid oral antifungal medications or who have not had success with topical treatments. Sessions are quick, and you can walk out and go about your day. Many patients pair it with treatment for sweaty feet, since moisture is a major cause of fungus coming back.
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Non-Surgical
Affordable
How Does Laser Nail Fungus Treatment Work?
The laser passes through the nail plate and gently heats the nail bed, where the fungus lives. This heat damages the fungal cells while leaving the surrounding skin unharmed. As the nail grows out, the new nail can come in clearer and healthier.
What Results Can I Expect?
Results are gradual because they depend on nail growth. Toenails grow slowly, so it can take six to twelve months for a full, clear nail to grow in. Most patients need a series of treatments spaced several weeks apart, and results vary from person to person.
Benefits of Laser Nail Fungus Treatment
- No oral medications or liver monitoring
- Quick, comfortable sessions with no numbing needed
- No downtime, so you can walk out in your normal shoes
- Treats both toenails and fingernails
- You can paint your nails right after treatment
What Causes Nail Fungus?
Fungus thrives in warm, moist places, which makes Florida feet especially prone. It often begins as athlete’s foot and spreads under the nail. Risk factors include age, diabetes, poor circulation, a weakened immune system, sweaty feet, and frequent use of public pools, showers, and gyms.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
Adults with mild to moderate nail fungus on the toenails or fingernails are good candidates, especially those who want to avoid oral medication. All nail polish must be removed before your appointment. If you have diabetes or circulation problems, please let us know and check with your physician as well. Our Nurse Practitioner will confirm whether laser treatment is right for you at your free consultation.
Nail Fungus Treatment Pricing
Pricing depends on how many nails are treated and the number of sessions. You will receive a quote at your free consultation at our Sand Lake Road office, and monthly payments are available through Cherry payment plans. While you are here, ask about laser hair removal, laser vein removal, and our other med spa services.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Nail Fungus Treatment
How does nail fungus develop?
Fungus thrives in warm, moist environments. It often starts as athlete’s foot and spreads under the tip of the nail, causing it to thicken, discolor, and become brittle over time.
Who is at risk for toenail fungus?
Older adults, people with diabetes, psoriasis, hyperhidrosis, circulation or immune problems, and people who frequently use public pools, showers, or gyms are at higher risk.
Does laser nail fungus treatment hurt?
Most patients feel only gentle warmth. No numbing or anesthesia is needed.
How many treatments will I need?
Many patients need a series of treatments spaced several weeks apart. Your provider will recommend a plan based on how many nails are affected and how severe the infection is.
When will I see results?
Results appear as the nail grows out. You may notice clearer nail at the base within a few months, and a full toenail can take six to twelve months to grow in.
Is laser treatment safe?
Yes. The laser we use is FDA-cleared for the temporary increase of clear nail in patients with onychomycosis, and it does not harm the surrounding skin.
Can I paint my nails after treatment?
Yes. You can wear nail polish and get pedicures right after your treatment, but polish must be removed before each session.
Can nail fungus come back?
Yes, reinfection is possible. Keep feet clean and dry, wear fresh socks daily, disinfect shoes, and wear sandals in public pools, showers, and gyms.
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