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Ingrown Toenail Treatment at Bay Nail Surgery Clinic FAQ's
The procedure involves two injections of local anesthetic into the offending toe.
This is to completely numb your toe so you don't feel anything during the procedure.
Then either side or the entire nail will be removed.
A solution is rubbed into the base of the nail to prevent that part regrowing.
The procedure usually takes around 35 minutes. The patient can resume normal activities the next day. Full healing takes 4-8 weeks where a small dressing is placed over the toe daily for the first two weeks.
The patient will walk in and walk out following the procedure. They are advised to put their feet up for the rest of the day.
A partial nail removal usually takes 4-6 weeks and a full nail removal takes around 6-8 weeks.
The initial injection is like a small pinch. The toe will remain numb for 2-3 hours. Most patients report a sense of relief once the anaesthetic wears off.
You will walk in and walk out of the clinic. Ideally go home and put your feet up for the rest of the day. People return to their normal activities the next day. Caution should be taken to avoid excess pressure to the toe during healing.
Ideally after the procedure put your feet up for the rest of the day. Most people return to work the next day. Its best to avoid any trauma or pressure to the toe during the healing phase
It is advisable that you should not drive until the anesthetic has worn off. Ideally have someone who can drive you home afterwards.
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Our quick and professional procedure ensures immediate relief with minimal discomfort, allowing you to get back on your feet as soon as possible. Don't wait in pain—book your appointment now and have your ingrown nail removed the same day depending on availablity.
