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I am seeking information on laser treatments for ingrown toenails, specifically procedures that can help restrict nail growth. Can you provide details on whether there are laser-based solutions available for managing or removing ingrown toenails, and how these treatments might work to address my condition? Additionally, I would appreciate insights into the effectiveness, procedure details, and aftercare associated with such treatments.
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Simplest solution for your problem would be to change your footwear with a broader tip and removing the nail
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Visit a general surgeon / podiatrist for accurate treatment advise
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It is better to go for removal of nail.Laser may not be be needed.
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Go for a simple zadek peocedure.. dont waste money and resources for laser unnecessarily when there is no significant advantage over traditional surgeries
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