Laser Treatment for Onychomycosis

Fotona’s ClearSteps Onychomycosis Treatment is a revolutionary, patient-friendly method for treating onychomycosis (toenail fungus). It is a simple and effective procedure that uses the power of Nd:YAG laser light to heat evenly throughout the depth of the effected nail and skin tissue, effectively weakening and killing parasitic fungi that have infected the patient’s nails. The treatment is extremely fast and easy to perform and has an unsurpassed treatment success rate compared to traditional methods.

Complete fungal elimination using Nd:YAG laser light. All of the nails are treated during every treatment. Deep, pulse-profile heating of the nail bed stimulates the killing of parasitic fungus. Compared to traditional methods, the effects of laser light spread evenly throughout the tissue.

Often parasitic fungus has worked its way beyond the nail bed and needs to be eliminated in all the tissue surrounding the nail to prevent recurrence. Laser light can also effectively treat fungus which has infected skin tissue.

Non-invasive. ClearSteps Onychomycosis Treatment is the most effective and least invasive treatment of fungal nail infection.

No chemicals or oral medication, without side effects. An important advantage of the ClearSteps treatment method is that no oral medications or chemicals are used. Therefore, there are no dangerous side effects as there are with conventional treatments.

The treatment is extremely fast and easy to perform and has an unsurpassed treatment success rate compared to traditional methods.

Stimulates the natural growth and immune processes of the body, which can restore the nail to its pristine state.

Safe and patient-friendly treatment. All Fotona Nd:YAG lasers are equipped with VSP (Variable Square Pulse) technology, enabling laser energy to penetrate deeply into the skin to create thermal effects without damaging the skin surface. Fotona allows safe, precisely controlled and optimal delivery of laser pulses to the treatment area.

The ClearSteps treatment is usually performed four times, at one-week intervals. Compared to prolonged courses of oral medications or topical treatments it is a more convenient option for patients.