Skin and Nail Conditions

When fungus infects the toenails, they can quickly take on a yellow/white, brittle or moth-eaten appearance.

Thick toenails can be incredibly difficult to trim and manage, while putting you at risk of pain and discomfort.

While calluses are a natural protective mechanism from our body, when they get too thick, they can become very painful with every step.

Corns feel like walking on a small but very painful pebble, and are often found under the bones and joints on the underside of the foot.

Warts on the feet are caused by the HPV virus, and are passed on through direct contact - often in public showers, changing rooms and pool areas where the feet are exposed.

When calluses on our heels grow big, thick and dry out, the callus can crack - and it may crack the healthy skin beneath the callus, too.

An ingrown toenail occurs when a piece of nail pierces the skin surrounding it and starts painfully growing inwards..

Athlete’s foot is a fungal skin infection that can make the bottom of the foot and between the toes very sore and itchy.

Keryflex nail restoration transforms the appearance of your toenails to one that is healthy, clear and beautiful in one appointment.