How Does It Work?
The laser light passes through the toenail without causing damage to the nail or the surrounding skin. At the time of the procedure, the toenail will not become instantly clear, it takes time to grow out.

Is The Laser Treatment Also Available For Fingernails?
Yes; Patients requiring treatment for fungus of the fingernails will be referred to independent medical doctors not directly affiliated with Dr. Jeffrey Kleis and Laser Nail Specialists. Call 866-333-8710 for more information.

Is This Procedure Painful?
Most people feel no pain. Some people feel a warming sensation and very few feel a pinprick.

Does It Really Work?
Clinical studies have found that 88% of treated patients show significant improvement. In most cases the nail fungus pathogen is completely eliminated.

How Many Treatments Are Needed?
The vast majority of our patients require only one treatment.  The doctor will determine if you need additional treatments.

Is There A Recovery Period?
No; just walk in and walk out.

How Long Does The Procedure Take?
The Laser procedure takes about 40 minutes.

Will The Fungus Come Back?
The infection improves following one treatment and typically the provider will recommend care techniques to reduce recurrence of the infection. There is a chance of reinfection because the fungus is present everywhere in the environment.

When Can I Paint My Nails Or Get A Pedicure?
You can apply polish immediately after the treatment. It is important to remove all nail polish and nail decorations the day before your treatment.

How Much Does It Cost?
The laser treatment is applied to all of the toenails on both feet, even the ones that appear uninfected. This reduces the chance of reinfection. There is a free initial consultation with the doctor to see if you are a candidate for the treatment. The treatment fee is $995. The price is comparable to that of taking oral anti-fungal medications for 6 months along with liver function tests, which are indicated with these medications.

Do You Offer Any Discounts?
We offer $50 off the full price of $995 for patients paying entirely in cash.

How Do I Pay For The Procedure?
Credit cards (Visa, American Express, Discover, MasterCard), cash and checks are all accepted.

Is This Covered By My Insurance?
This procedure is considered aesthetic and therefore health insurance does not provide coverage.