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WHAT IS IT?
Nail Conditions
Nail conditions can affect the appearance, growth, and pain sensations in the nails of your fingers and toes. Living with nail conditions can be challenging, and only a few can be treated at home.
Nail conditions can make it difficult to use your hands or walk comfortably and may influence your confidence in allowing others to see your hands or feet. But you shouldn't have to live with this invasive and everyday problem.
The good news is that treatments are available for many existing nail conditions. The expert dermatology specialists of Radiant Dermatology & Aesthetics can help you diagnose your nails and build a treatment plan to manage or solve your condition for healthier, more beautiful nails.
HOW IT WORKS?
Nail Condition Treatment Process
Treating nail conditions depends on the specific condition you experience. There are many different types and causes of nail conditions. Some are fungal; some are based on nutrition, an inherent health problem, or the aftermath of an injury.
The first step in nail condition treatment is to diagnose what is causing you trouble. Your dermatologist will examine your nails to determine the cause and extent of your nail condition and recommend a personalized treatment plan. Treatment plans may help you solve the cause or treat the symptoms based on what will work best for you.
The most common types of skin conditions, diseases and disorders that we treat include, but are not limited to the following.
Onycholysis
A condition where the nail separates from the nail bed, starting from the tip and progressing towards the base. It can be caused by various factors, including trauma, fungal infections, or certain medications.
A fungal infection of the nails that causes discoloration, thickening, and brittleness. It commonly affects toenails but can also occur in fingernails and is more prevalent in older individuals and those with weakened immune systems.
An infection of the skin around the nail, causing redness, swelling, and pain. It can be acute or chronic and is often caused by bacteria or fungi, typically occurring after an injury to the nail or cuticle.
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