Medically reviewed by William Truswell, MD An ingrown toenail—medically known as onychocryptosis—refers to a toenail that has ...

We’re on the precipice of sandal weather, whether your toes are ready or not. But if a particularly persistent and unsightly ...

An ingrown toenail can cause utter discomfort and pain around the affected surface. This problem erupts when a toenail’s edge ...

Soak cotton balls in acetone and place them on your nail with foil. Remove them after 15-20 minutes after it is softened. You can also soak them in a bowl with acetone and warm water.

After Holi, your nails and lips may be stained and dry—follow these effective tips to remove color safely and restore ...

Dental health is as important for your Basenji as it is for any other dog. Brushing their teeth two or three times a week ...

If home care does not treat the ingrown nail, a health professional can remove the part of the nail that is causing the issue. Some people get repeated ingrown nails. In these cases, a doctor may ...

Medicare typically covers treatment for ingrown toenails if your clinician decides it’s medically necessary. When is treatment medically necessary? Medicare considers a service to be medically ...

For existing corns, callus or wounds, it’s best to get a trained specialist who can remove excess nail or skin painlessly with a blade to reduce discomfort. "Irish pinky toes don’t always always cause ...

Enter the Welnax BioClear Toenail Fungus Device, a revolutionary solution that provides a safe, effective, and non-invasive treatment option for toenail fungus. This device utilizes advanced low ...