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Ingrown Nails

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OVERVIEW

Did you know that ingrown nails are the most common problem requiring a procedure in the foot and ankle in Australia?

If you have had recurring ingrown toenails you should consider having them procedurally corrected.

Assessment is important prior to considering a procedure. For instance, ingrown toenails are sometimes associated with bony lumps(osteochondroma) or soft tissue deformity which can be removed at the same time by a FASA surgeon. 

Symptoms can include: 

  • Pain around the edges of your toes. 
  • Infection (red and hot around the skin).
  • Deformed nail and or skin around the toe.

Treatment

  • At FASA we can address your ingrown toenail and any associated bone or soft tissue problem procedurally.
  • These procedures can be performed under local anesthetic in the office.
  • We also offer the option of procedures performed under general anesthetic in a hospital or day surgery centre.

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Mark Gilheany has been teaching undergraduate podiatry students how to perform basic ingrown toenail surgery for over 30 years!

Call us on (03) 9639 4644 to make an appointment.

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