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Some types of fungus such as moulds, however, do not respond to tablet treatment. The tablets commonly cause side-effects and for some people require blood test monitoring in case of drug-induced liver inflammation.
Initial assessment is by our laser practitioner. Onward private referral to a dermatologist or back to your GP may be required if the diagnosis is not nail fungal infection.
It is the responsibility of the client to remove his or her own nail varnish completely before booking an assessment or treatment appointment.
A laser treatment course of 4 treatments (one each week) has over an 80% success rate and several nails can be treated at each treatment session. We can also provide you with advice to prevent re-infection.
Laser treatment available at Exeter Medical only. Other treatment options include topical anti-fungal and tablet treatments. A consultation may be required to work out what is best for you.
