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Why Verrucas Seem to Hide: Understanding ‘Dormant’ and Re-Emerging Warts
Verrucas can be very confusing: one week they look smaller, the next they seem to have disappeared completely, and then suddenly they're back again. The conclusion that many people draw from this is that the verruca has healed itself, but what's actually happening is often a little different. We see this pattern time and again at Harley Street Nail Specialist Clinic, especially in people who have tried home treatments and are feeling unsure about what their skin is doing. Bef
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Dec 19, 20252 min read


Why That Painful Hard Spot on Your Foot Isn't Going Away
A stubborn hard spot on your foot may be surprisingly disruptive. It might feel like walking on a tiny stone, or a sharp pressure that flares up every time you take another step. We’ve seen so many patients try filing, cushioned pads, or over-the-counter acid plasters, only to find the pain is right back again just that fast. If you are considering corn removal in London , it helps to understand why the problem keeps coming back in the first place. Corns are not just hardened
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Dec 13, 20252 min read


How to Care for the Exposed Nail Bed After Your Toenail Is Removed?
Having a toenail removed can feel unfamiliar, especially when you first see the exposed nail bed. Patients often worry about how sensitive it will be, how long it will take to heal, and what they should or shouldn't do in the first few days. If you are coming in for toe nail removal in London , knowing what to expect makes recovery much calmer and more straightforward. The team at Harley Street Nail Specialist Clinic always explains aftercare clearly, but it helps to have a w
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Dec 8, 20252 min read


Why Post-Surgery Infection Risk Isn't Zero and How We Minimise It
One thing every patient worries about when considering private ingrown toenail surgery in London is the possibility of infection. Even with the treatment of experienced podiatrists, in a sterile environment, and with all the right precautions, it is a risk that is never completely eradicated. The skin around the nail has already been irritated or broken by the ingrown toenail itself; therefore, the area is far more vulnerable than it normally would be. What counts is underst
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Dec 3, 20252 min read
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