Nail removal. If the infection is deep and you’ve had it for a while, your doctor may want to remove all or part of your nail. Your nail can be removed surgically or nonsurgically.

Nail removal. If other treatments don’t work or you’re in a lot of pain, your doctor may want to remove the infected nail . This allows a new healthy nail to grow in, which can take more than ...

If they're thick, yellowed or flaky, you might be among the 50 percent of Americans who have toenail fungus but don't realize ...

Traditional treatments for toenail fungus often involve topical creams, oral medications, or surgical removal of the infected nail. However, these methods can be ineffective, invasive, or have ...

Rebecca Scott, from Runcorn, paid £45 for a set for her 15-year-old daughter in June. But after knocking two of her fingers days later, her acrylics tore part of her natural nails.

Podiatrist Dr. Saylee Tulpule reveals the health hazards to look for at the nail salon — plus, why you should bring your own polish and skip the gel pedi.