As podiatrists, you’ll often see patients with damaged toenails. Whether it’s due to injury, infection, or a medical condition, damaged toenails can be a source of embarrassment and discomfort for patients. However, there is a solution: LCN’s Wilde Pedique Toenail Reconstruction.
LCN’s Wilde Pedique Toenail Reconstruction is a cosmetic procedure that involves rebuilding and reshaping damaged toenails. This procedure can be performed on toenails that are partially or completely missing, discoloured, or deformed. It can also be used to correct ingrown toenails or other nail abnormalities.
Toenail reconstruction is performed using our unique uv curing gel resins that are applied to the damaged nail. The resins are then shaped to match the natural contour of the nail bed. Once the resin has hardened, it can be buffed and polished to create a smooth, natural-looking nail.
Toenail reconstruction is a great option for patients who want to restore the appearance of their damaged toenails. It is also a good option for patients who are unable to undergo surgery or other invasive procedures due to medical conditions or other factors.
At LCN, we offer both the Wilde Pedique Toenail Reconstruction products that you will need to carry out this treatment as well as offering small Toenail Reconstruction Courses around the UK. We use high-quality, unique ingredient and the latest techniques to ensure that your patients receive the best possible results.
Toenail reconstruction is a safe and effective procedure that can be performed in just one visit to your clinic. Patients can return to their normal activities immediately after the procedure, and the results can last for several weeks or even months.
If you have patients who are suffering from damaged toenails, consider recommending the Wilde Pedique Toenail Reconstruction treatment as a solution. It’s a great way to help your patients restore their confidence, mental health worries and improve their quality of life.
To learn more about our Wilde Pedique Toenail Reconstruction services or to book onto a course, please visit the training course section website or contact us today.
