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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fungus Treatment.
A session generally takes 30-60 minutes depending on severity. We cleanse, debride affected nail, apply professional antifungal solution, and advise home care. Multiple treatments over several weeks or months are often required for full clearance and healthy regrowth.
We rarely remove the entire nail. Treatment focuses on debriding infected areas and applying topical antifungals. You may feel mild pressure during care; discomfort is typically minimal. If removal is necessary we will discuss options and refer you to a medical provider.
Visible improvement varies; many clients see changes within one to three months, but full restoration may take six months or longer depending on nail growth and infection severity. We create a treatment plan and schedule follow-ups to monitor progress and adjust therapy.
We recommend delaying polish and enhancements until infection is under control and nails show healthy growth, usually several treatments. If cleared by our technician or your doctor, lightweight polish after complete healing is acceptable; always follow aftercare and hygiene guidance.
Products used are professional and salon-safe, but we screen for allergies and medical concerns. Pregnant or nursing clients and those with severe conditions should consult their physician before treatment. Patch tests are available and technicians will tailor protocols for safety.
Keep nails dry and clean, apply recommended topical treatments daily, change socks and shoes frequently, and disinfect footwear. Avoid walking barefoot in public areas until cleared. Attend scheduled follow-ups to monitor progress and adjust treatment for complete recovery.