Fungal Toenails - Alpine Podiatry

Fungal Toenails

This is the most common problem we see within our clinic. They're not serious but they can take a long time to treat and can be unsightly.

How Can We Help?

In most cases, we reduce the thickness of the nail every 6 weeks and give advice on topical treatments. However, if the fungus is in more than a couple of nails, these can be unsuccessful and need to be reviewed by the GP, who may, in some cases, offer oral antifungal medication.

Wilde Pedique

We also offer a cosmetic nail treatment for fungal and damaged nails called Wilde Pedique. An antifungal gel resin is applied to the affected nail and cured under a UV lamp. This creates a normal-looking nail, covering the unsightly fungus while simultaneously treating it, as the product is impregnated with silver, which is a natural antifungicide. The gel resin also provides protection and keeps the nail dry, which can aid in the regeneration of the nail. The resin nail is expected to last between 6-10 weeks, depending on nail growth, provided proper care is taken.

Our Team that treat Fungal Toenails

Tom Sandy

HCPC Registration CH35392

Danielle Ryder

HCPC Registration CH26865

Joanna Stallard

HCPC Registration CH34982

Chloe Roche

HCPC Registration CH035949

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Jo at the Sutton Clinic was extremely helpful and went out of her way to schedule an appointment for me. She researched some information prior to me attending after reading the pre-consultation form I’d completed and gave advice as to what I can do moving forward to better manage the symptoms I’m getting. Jo reassured me that there were no nasty fungal infections and after treating my presenting issue, dressed my toes to give the nails the best chance of reattachment/growth. Won’t hesitate to return in the future and highly recommend it.

- Jayne Wright

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