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Ingrown and involuted nails

Ingrown and involuted nails are a very common issue that can cause significant pain and discomfort. This condition most often affects the toenails—particularly the big toes—where the edge of the nail grows into or pierces the surrounding skin, leading to inflammation, swelling, and sometimes infection. An ingrown nail typically develops when the nail’s edge presses into the skin instead of growing over it. Common causes include improper nail trimming, wearing shoes that are too tight, or repeated mechanical trauma. Fortunately, this is a condition that can be effectively treated. Modern, non-invasive methods can relieve discomfort, reduce inflammation, and restore comfort and function to your feet.

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An effective method for relieving pain and preventing infections, while restoring the natural shape of the nail and making walking comfortable again.

Nail fold plastic surgery

From 1200,00 PLN

Ingrown toenails can be a painful and persistent issue. When other treatments fail to provide relief, podiatric surgery offers an effective solution.

Fingertip reconstruction

From 1600,00 PLN

If you've suffered a mechanical injury to your toe, you might need a specialized podiatric procedure known as fingertip (toe tip) reconstruction. This minor surgical treatment helps restore the natural shape and function of the toe pad—especially when healing on its own isn't enough.

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Ingrown and involuted nails

Onychomycosis

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