Why Do I Keep Rolling My Ankles?
If your ankles often give way on flat ground, know that you aren't just clumsy. Discover why recurrent sprains happen and how our team helps you retrain your body to stay stable and pain-free.
Stop Hiding Your Feet: Get Rid of Toenail Fungus with Laser Treatment
Do you keep your socks on at the beach, or choose closed-toe shoes even in the heat of summer? Embarrassing, discolored, and thick nails can make you want to hide your feet from the world. You might feel like you've tried every over-the-counter remedy with no success.
At Lone Peak Foot & Ankle Clinic in Draper and Orem, Utah, Dr. Greg Brockbank and our team help patients regain their confidence with modern solutions that work. We offer advanced, painless Lunula Laser® to clear up stubborn nail fungus and restore healthy nails.
Why toenail fungus is so stubborn
Toenail fungus, or onychomycosis, is a persistent infection deep within the nail bed. The risk of developing this condition increases significantly with age, affecting more than 20% of adults over 60. It thrives in dark, moist environments and easily spreads from toe to toe.
While it might start as a mild cosmetic issue, untreated fungus can eventually cause your nails to thicken and even become painful.
Standard topical creams often fail because they can’t penetrate the hard nail surface to reach the active fungus underneath. That leaves many people frustrated and feeling stuck with unsightly nails.
The myth of hiding fungus with polish
Many people try to cover up discolored nails with a fresh coat of nail polish. However, nail polish traps moisture against the nail bed, and that can worsen the fungal infection. This temporary fix only allows the fungus to grow deeper and become harder to treat.
Instead of hiding the problem, treat the root cause so you can enjoy clear, healthy nails. That's why we offer a state-of-the-art alternative that avoids messy creams or risky oral medications.
How Lunula Laser treatment works
The Lunula Laser is an FDA-approved cold laser treatment that targets toenail fungus without pain or heat. This innovative technology uses low-level laser light to penetrate the nail, killing the fungus while stimulating new, healthy nail growth.
It’s a highly effective option that treats the entire foot in just a few quick sessions.
Unlike older, hot lasers, the Lunula Laser is completely comfortable and requires no downtime. You can walk right out of our office and go about your day immediately after your treatment. Over the following months, watch clear, healthy nails grow back in place of the damaged ones.
You don't have to live with embarrassing or painful toenails any longer. Our team is ready to help you enjoy showing off your feet again. Schedule your consultation by phone or online today.
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