Fungal nail treatment – The Lacuna Method
Here at Mobile Foot Health Practitioner PRFHC RFHP, we offer the highly effective Lacuna Method for treating fungal nail infections. This innovative technique involves creating micro-perforations in the nail plate, allowing antifungal treatments to penetrate more deeply and work more efficiently. The Lacuna Method is minimally invasive, causing little to no discomfort, and has shown excellent results in restoring healthy nail growth.
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Our treatment approach focuses on long-term solutions rather than quick fixes. Using clinically proven methods and sterile instruments, we prioritise your comfort and safety throughout the process. Whether you're dealing with discoloured, thickened nails or experiencing discomfort, our practitioner applies targeted treatments to promote healthy nail growth and restore the appearance of your nails.
Our mobile service ensures that you receive the same quality care without the hassle of travelling. We value your time and privacy, providing discreet and effective treatments that fit seamlessly into your lifestyle.
How does the Lacuna Method work?
Assessment:
Our skilled practitioners evaluate the extent of the fungal infection.
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Procedure:
Small holes are drilled into the infected nail to allow direct application of antifungal agents.
Treatment:
Antifungal solutions are applied, penetrating through the perforations to target the infection effectively.
“Tracy was great with my mum who was very self-conscious and worried about having someone look at her feet - she's so glad I booked Tracy who was incredibly professional, put her at ease and made her feet feel amazing after just an initial appointment. She will be booking regular sessions from now on! Thanks Tracy.”
Don't let fungal nail infections hold you back
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