WTF Fungal nail Laser Treatment

31 Jul 2022 · 1 min

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In this short promotional video, the speaker explains that toenail fungus is a common environmental pathogen that can infiltrate the nail fold, causing irregular growth and colonies. He introduces a laser-based solution called the QClear laser, a Q‑switched (Q‑pulsed) Nd:YAG device that has been used medically for decades. The laser delivers micro‑pulses lasting millionths of a second at superficial skin depths, killing fungal cells. The treatment is described as quick (a few minutes), painless, anesthesia‑free, scar‑free, and allowing immediate return to normal activities, often requiring only a single session. The video ends with a call to action, directing viewers to call or visit www.wetreatfeet.com for more information.

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Fungus is an environmental pathogen. It's everywhere in the environment. It's in carpets, it's in shoes, it's on your skin. When the opportunity arises, it can actually get into the nail fold and cause the nail to grow irregular or form colonies inside the nail, and often both. Fungus is exceedingly common and it is everywhere in the environment. If you have toenail fungus, there's now a simple, painless, very quick procedure for eradicating the fungus. Using laser therapy, we can get rid of your toenail fungus in as little as one treatment. Our laser is called a QClear laser. It is a Q-switched or a Q-pulsed Nd:YAG laser. Nd:YAG lasers have been used in medicine for 30 years. What the laser does is it shoots micro pulses in very, very quick bursts, millionths of a second, under the skin at very superficial depths. That goes in and actually can cause death to the fungal cell, which is how it kills the fungus. The benefit for laser therapy is, is that it's a very quick treatment. It usually takes just a few minutes to complete the whole treatment. It doesn't hurt, doesn't require any anesthesia. It doesn't leave any scarring or pain, and it will allow patients to return to normal function immediately following the procedure. Call us today or visit our website, www.wetreatfeet.com, for more information.