Fungal infections (Onychomycosis) require patience because the infected part of the nail must grow out completely. Fingernails typically take 4–6 months to renew, while toenails can take 9–12 months. We use a combination of oral and topical medical-grade treatments to ensure the new nail grows back fungus-free.

Not at all. We perform ingrown nail corrections under local anesthesia, so you won't feel any pain during the procedure. Most patients experience immediate relief from the throbbing pain caused by the ingrown nail right after the treatment.

Yes, nails are often a window to your internal health. Brittle, ridged, or discolored nails can indicate nutritional deficiencies (like iron or B12), thyroid disorders, or even chronic skin conditions like psoriasis. Dr. Sharda performs a thorough diagnosis to address the root cause.

If you are treating a fungal infection or nail lifting, we recommend avoiding nail polish and acrylics. These can trap moisture and prevent topical medications from penetrating the nail plate, which may delay your recovery.

Prevention involves keeping your feet dry, wearing breathable footwear, and avoiding sharing nail clippers. We also provide specialized antifungal maintenance protocols to ensure the infection does not recur once your treatment is complete.