It is possible to achieve an astounding 95% effective fungal nail treatment cure for treatment resistant nails. Chronic fungal nail (onychomycosis) infections are a challenging dermatogoical disease to eradicate. For…
It is possible to achieve an astounding 95% effective fungal nail treatment cure for treatment resistant nails. Chronic fungal nail (onychomycosis) infections are a challenging dermatogoical disease to eradicate. For…
Treating fungal nail infections (onychomycosis) is one of the hardest dermatological conditions a podiatrist has to treat in clinic with infection rate risks being high. To get an effective treatment…
Does publishing, putting on line, on your website images whether they are photographs or video clips put prospective patients off? It is a question I often ponder on when I…
Chronic fungal nail treatments are Compleet Feet’s area of specialism. Patients require a thorough consultation to grade their presenting fungal nail disease (onychomycosis). This determines course of treatment. Determines most…
The Lunula cold laser offers patients with fungal nail infections, either finger or toenails the safest and most advanced treatment on the market. It is FDA cleared and widely used…
I had patient DM in last week who is so nervous about having her treatment resistant fungal infected nails removed prior to a short course of Lunula laser. I made…
Nearly all fungal nail treatments are doomed to failure if care is not taken to eliminate the infectious fungal spores which are responsible for high re-infection rates. It is no…
Richard Pryer has been effectively treating the most difficult of treatment resistant fungal nail infections at the Compleet Feet Brighton clinic for 3 years. He is a dedicated podiatrist who…
At Compleet Feet we often recommend the surgical removal of fungal infected nail plates to increase the chances of successfully eradicating the infection. Once the nail has been removed we…
At Compleet Feet we offer comfortable nail surgery. We have a specific technique which works on controlling ‘Pain Gates’. This was explored in 1965, by Ronald Melzack and Patrick Wall…