Success does not mean instant clearance of the nail.

With laser toenail fungus treatment, success is typically defined as:

• Reduction in fungal activity
• Improvement in nail clarity or thickness over time
• Healthier nail growth from the base
• Slower progression or recurrence when combined with proper foot care

Because nail growth is slow and fungal infections vary widely, outcomes differ for each individual.

Clinical studies and real-world treatment experience show that many individuals experience improvement, especially when laser treatment is combined with consistent sessions and proper foot hygiene.

However:

• Results vary based on severity and duration of infection
• Long-standing or severe cases may show limited cosmetic improvement
• Reinfection is possible without preventative care

Laser therapy improves the nail environment but does not eliminate all contributing factors to fungal growth.

We do not guarantee a specific cosmetic outcome or timeline.

What we do stand behind:

• Medical-grade laser treatment using the Candela GentleMax Pro
• Proper treatment technique and safety
• Clear education and realistic expectations
• Honest guidance on whether this treatment is appropriate

Laser toenail fungus treatment is a supportive option, not a guaranteed cure.

Improvement develops gradually. Most people notice changes as new nail growth appears at the base over time. Because toenails grow slowly, visible improvement may take several months.

There is no downtime. Normal daily activities may be resumed immediately after treatment.

Most people experience warmth or brief heat pulses during treatment. Sensation is usually mild and short-lived. Numbing is not required.

Laser toenail fungus treatment may be appropriate for individuals who:

• Have mild to moderate fungal nail changes
• Prefer to avoid oral antifungal medications
• Have not seen improvement with topical treatments alone
• Are willing to commit to long-term care and realistic timelines

A consultation is recommended to determine suitability.

Laser therapy offers a non-invasive option with no downtime and no need for oral medication. When paired with consistency and proper foot hygiene, it can be a valuable tool in managing toenail fungus and supporting healthier nail growth.