A safe, effective, and medication-free solution for toenail fungus.
Fungal toenails (onychomycosis) are a common and frustrating condition that can cause nails to become thickened, discolored, brittle, and difficult to manage. Traditional treatments such as oral medications or topical creams often have limited success or unwanted side effects.
Laser therapy offers a modern alternative.
Take the First Step Toward Clearer, Healthier Nails
Schedule a consultation to see if laser treatment is right for you.
request an appointmentHow Laser Therapy Works
Laser therapy delivers targeted light energy that penetrates the nail plate and reaches the nail bed, where fungal organisms reside. At the cellular level, laser energy:
- Disrupts fungal cell membranes
- Inhibits DNA and RNA synthesis within fungal spores
- Creates a hostile thermal environment that impairs fungal replication
This selectively damages fungal cells without harming surrounding skin or nail matrix.
Unlike oral antifungal medications, laser therapy:
- Does not rely on systemic absorption
- Avoids hepatotoxicity and drug interactions
- Does not require blood monitoring
Treatment Protocol
- Typically 3–5 treatment sessions
- Sessions spaced several weeks apart
- Optional 1–2 maintenance or touch-up treatments for persistent cases
- Nail appearance improves gradually as healthy nail grows out over 6–12 months
Pricing
Laser fungal toenail treatment is a self-pay service. Typical treatment plans range from $950–$1,500, depending on the number of nails involved and the treatment protocol. Final pricing is reviewed during consultation.
Laser Treatment FAQs
Does laser treatment hurt?
Most patients describe mild warmth or tingling. No anesthesia is required.
Is it guaranteed to cure my fungus?
No treatment guarantees a cure. Laser therapy significantly reduces fungal burden and improves nail health when combined with proper hygiene and follow-up care.
How long before I see results?
Improvement is gradual as the nail grows. Visible changes often appear after several months.