Does an ingrown toenail cause you pain and discomfort? To receive the right care, contact Harley Street Nail Specialist Clinic and speak with London’s top Podiatric surgeon. To find out if you require ingrown nail removal surgery in London, schedule an appointment with one of our specialists.
Depending on how much the nail is broken, different podiatrists will treat this kind of nail issue. If alternative treatments don't work, nail surgery might be a suitable option.
A podiatrist at Harley Street Nail Specialist Clinic can cure damaged and sore toenails. A podiatrist at Harley Street Nail Specialist Clinic can cure thickened toenails.
What Advantages Does Nail Removal Surgery In London Offer?
Following the surgery, patients at Harley Street Nail Specialist Clinic experience the following types of relief:
Your issue can be permanently resolved with nail surgery.
The source of the infection is eliminated, and the pain is reduced.
A painless process with little discomfort following
Activities can return to normal.
No need to miss work or school.
Regaining the ability to wear normal shoes
No fasting is necessary for the local anaesthetic.
In terms of appearance, partial nail removal is okay.
What Can You Expect From Nail Removal Surgery In London?
Following nail removal surgery in London, patients might anticipate the following frequent outcomes:
The doctor will prescribe drugs to treat pain and discomfort.
Swelling for a few days in and around the treated area.
To control and lessen the swelling, the patient is advised to keep the foot up.
Following surgery, there will be limited movement in the legs or feet for some time.
It is recommended that the patient refrain from exerting themselves or bearing weight on their feet.
It is also normal to anticipate disorientation following surgery.
After surgery, the majority of them will go away on their own in a few days. A recovery follow-up program and comprehensive post-surgery care instructions will be provided by the physician or his or her team.
What Steps Are Included in the Nail Removal Surgery Process?
To reduce the risk of infection, an antiseptic solution will be administered to your toe once it is fully numb (which we always verify!). After that, the offending nail or a portion of it will be cut off.
To prevent the nail from growing back, phenol, a chemical solution, is administered.
The procedure will be finished with the application of a protective dressing. Within an hour, the entire process is finished (for one toe).
The podiatrist will schedule a follow-up visit with you to examine and treat the toe.
After that, you can go home and spend the remainder of the day lounging!
Our preference is always to avoid doing a full nail extraction whenever possible. Nevertheless, depending on your condition, we might suggest this as the best course of action in some circumstances. The majority of the time, partial removal is carried out.
Schedule an appointment with us now for your nail removal surgery in London.
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