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Ingrown Toenail Procedure

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Ingrown toenail treatment
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Ingrown toenail happens when a nail edge grows into the adjacent skin, making the skin inflamed and painful. Our podiatrist is able to remove the spike with special scissors which is the conservative treatment. An alternative method is the Partial/Total Nail Avulsion which is a permanent solution. The podiatrist will be able to advise further on the suitable treatment options for you.

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