The number of sessions required for laser fungal nail treatment can vary based on the severity of the infection and individual response to the treatment. Generally, we recommend: Mild Infections: 1 to 2 sessions may be sufficient for noticeable improvement. Moderate Infections: 2 to 4 sessions are typically recommended, spaced about 4 to 6 weeks apart. Severe Infections: 4 to 6 sessions or more may be necessary for optimal results, depending on the extent of the condition. During your initial consultation at LaserHQ Clinics, our practitioners will evaluate your specific situation and develop a tailored treatment plan, including the estimated number of sessions needed to achieve the best results for your nails.
After your laser treatment, you may notice some mild redness or swelling, which typically resolves quickly. It’s essential to follow the post-treatment care instructions provided by our practitioners, which may include keeping your feet clean and dry and avoiding tight footwear for a few days.
Fungal nail laser treatment is a safe and effective solution to eliminate fungal infections without the need for oral medications or topical treatments. The procedure uses advanced laser technology to target and destroy the fungi at the source, without harming the surrounding healthy tissue. Our Medical Grade Lasers which combines Nd: YAG laser and Q-Switched laser therapy together to effectively kill the spores in the nail and in the nail bed.
Each session typically takes about 30 minutes, depending on the number of nails being treated. You can return to your normal activities immediately after the procedure.
How soon will I see results? Since nails grow slowly, it may take several months to see significant improvement as the new, healthy nail replaces the damaged one. However, the laser effectively kills the fungus with each session, helping to prevent further infection.
Will the infection come back after treatment? Laser treatment is highly effective at eliminating the fungus, but maintaining good hygiene and nail care is essential to prevent reinfection. We also recommend using antifungal products post-treatment to keep your nails healthy and fungus-free.
Yes, the treatment is safe and has been clinically proven to effectively treat fungal nail infections. The laser targets only the infected areas, minimizing any risk to the surrounding skin or tissue.
We offer a single session for £125 per foot/hand. For those looking for a more cost-effective option, a package of 3 sessions is available for £325 when paid upfront.
Before your appointment, make sure your nails are clean and free of nail polish. Trim your nails if needed, and follow our pre-care specific instructions provided during your consultation to ensure the best possible results.
Consultation: Our experienced practitioners will assess your condition, discuss your medical history, and determine the best treatment plan for you. Preparation: Your feet will be examined and prepared for the treatment. No anaesthesia is required, as the procedure is generally pain-free. Treatment: The laser is applied to the affected nails, emitting a specific wavelength of light that penetrates the nail and targets the fungus directly. Post-Treatment Care: After the session, you can resume your normal activities immediately. We will provide you with guidelines to optimise your results.
Effective: Laser treatment has shown high success rates in eliminating stubborn fungal infections. Quick Procedure: Each session typically lasts 30 minutes or less, making it a convenient option for busy schedules. Minimal Discomfort: Most patients experience little to no pain during the procedure, with no downtime required. Long-lasting Results: Many patients see significant improvement after just one session, with full results visible over several weeks. No Side Effects: Unlike many topical creams and oral prescriptions, which can have undesirable side effects such as skin irritation, digestive issues, or allergic reactions, laser treatment is generally side-effect free, making it a safer option for many patients.
