Treat Embarrassing and Unattractive Nail Infections in the Comfort of Your Own Home

A fungal nail infection is not only unsightly but can also lead to complications that may become life threatening, so it’s very important to treat them as soon as they flare up. As fungal nail infections aren’t usually painful, it is easy to ignore the issue and simply hope it’ll get better on its own, but early treatment is the best way to ensure you don’t lose the nail and you avoid complications such as:

• A return of the infection
• Permanent loss of the nail
• Discolouration of the nail
• Infection spreading to other areas of the body including the blood stream (which can result in life-threatening complications)
• Developing bacterial skin infections like cellulitis

If you are diabetic you are at greater risk of developing potentially serious complications as a result of a fungal nail infection. If you suspect you are developing a nail infection and you have diabetes; we recommend you visit your GP at your earliest convenience.

Causes and Prevention of Nail Infections

Fungi is normally present in and on the body as well as bacteria, this fungi and bacteria is usually harmless but if it begins to over grow, a fungal infection can develop. Fungal infections are most common in moist areas such as the belly button, in between the toes and under the nails – particularly under false nails where moisture can remain until the false nail is removed.

The signs of a fungal nail infection are easy to spot, with symptoms such as:

• Misshapen nail that may raise off the nail bed
• An unpleasant smell coming from the infected area
• A dry looking, brittle nail that appears to have thickened

You can avoid getting a fungal nail infection by keeping the nails and skin around them clean and dry, and ensuring you dry off thoroughly after bathing or swimming. If you wear false nails, ensure you go to professional salons, keep the nails as clean and dry as possible and take a break from wearing nails between each new set. You should also check with your salon that they sterilise their equipment, as fungi can be passed from person to person using the same nail care tools, such as nail files.

Painless, Side-Effect Free, Lifelong Treatment for your Nails

If you have developed a fungal nail infection, you’ll want to treat it straight away. Over the counter medication isn’t always recommended because often, it proves ineffective. Your doctor may prescribe oral medications, but these can have side effects such as headache, diarrhoea, nausea/upset stomach and more. Laser treatment for your fungal nail infection kills the fungus and allows a strong and healthy nail to grow back in its place. Using your Nail Fungus Laser Treatment Device for a minimum of just 7 minutes can give you back the healthy nails you desire, whether on your hands or feet. You cannot feel the cold laser working and treatment is completely painless. You are not restricted by cables or wires, so you can use your Nail Fungus Laser Treatment Device on your daily commute or whilst relaxing at home, wherever suits you!  

The rechargeable Nail Fungus Laser Treatment Device is easy and simple to use and has a brilliant battery life; one charge will allow you to treat one nail for up to 2 months. If you are treating more than one nail, then you will need to charge your device accordingly and do consider that *more severe infections will naturally take longer to cure than minor infections. 

Perfect For Treating Toe Nail Fungus – No Side Effects!

An infection of toenail fungus, or onychomycosis, occurs when fungi infect one or more toe nails. As the nail fungus spreads deeper into the nail, it may cause nail discoloration, thickening and the development of crumbling edges, all of which can lead to an unsightly and potentially painful problem. Onychomycosis is difficult to treat, and infections recur easily. Toenail fungus affects approximately 10% of all adults. Currently available treatments for toenail fungus are lacking. Even the most effective oral medications are successful only about half of the time. Research shows that fungal sprays and creams only work in 10% of cases.

Research has found low level laser therapy shows promise as a novel alternative treatment for toenail onychomycosis. Unlike medication-driven treatments for toenail fungus which can have many side effects including serious ones such as liver toxicity, laser therapy presents minimal risk of side effects. Laser therapy is applied to toenail onychomycosis by shining a laser light through the toenail. The laser light vaporises the fungus while leaving the skin and surrounding tissue unharmed.