- Timing is Key: Fall is the Ideal Season for Nail Fungus Treatment
- - Treating nail fungus during the fall season is crucial for optimal results.
- - Nails grow slower in cooler weather, allowing more time for treatment to take effect.
- - Starting treatment now ensures healthier nails for the warmer months ahead.
- Three Treatment Options Based on Severity
- Topical Antifungals - Introducing REPAIR from Modern Podiatrist.
- - REPAIR is a potent 4-in-1 solution formulated by Modern Podiatrist.
- - It combines two antifungal agents, a lightening agent, and a thinning agent.
- - This prescription-strength topical antifungal tackles the fungus while enhancing the appearance of the nails.
- Lamisil Prescription - Aware of Potential Liver Side Effects
- - In more severe cases, a prescription like Lamisil might be recommended.
- - It's important to note that Lamisil can have potentially harmful effects on the liver.
- - Patients need to undergo bloodwork and a nail biopsy before opting for this treatment. If you’re on a cholesterol medication or on a medication that’s heavily metabolized by your liver, you are not a candidate.
- MLS IV Laser Therapy - The Most Effective Nail Fungus Treatment
- - The last and most effective method is MLS IV laser therapy.
- - This non-invasive procedure uses laser energy to target and destroy the fungal infection.
- - MLS IV laser therapy has shown promising results in treating nail fungus with minimal discomfort.
- -Pricing based on number of nails that need to be treated. HAS/FSA accepted!
- Topical Antifungals - Introducing REPAIR from Modern Podiatrist.
- Act Now to Achieve Healthy and Beautiful Nails
- - By acting now and seeking treatment during the fall season, you can give your nails the time they need to grow out healthy.
- - Don't wait until spring or summer when nail fungus can become more embarrassing and bothersome.
- - Call us today to determine the best treatment option for your nail fungus and take the first step towards healthier, fungus-free nails.
Remember, treating nail fungus requires patience and consistency. Start now and give yourself the best chance for successful treatment.