The laser penetrates the nail and heats the fungus. The nail then grows out healthy. This is gradual, so you see the result after a few months.
Are you troubled by nail fungus on one or more nails? Then you can turn to Fine LaserClinic. We treat this with our Gentle MaxPro ND:YAG laser.
Many people are bothered by their nail fungus. The nails can cause pain and are cosmetically noticeable.
With a treatment course at Fine LaserClinic using the Gentle MaxPro, you can get out and about without nail fungus again!
Before the treatment we start with a non-binding consultation. During this consultation we discuss all your wishes and draw up a personal treatment plan for you.
We examine the nail(s) thoroughly to map out how we can help you best and work as effectively as possible.
When we start the treatment you sit on the treatment bed and we thoroughly clean the nails. You then put on glasses, after which we treat the affected nails one by one. The nail becomes warm from the laser, which gives the antifungal effect.
Within a few months a healthy pink nail will slowly grow out.
It is important to follow the aftercare you are given, as a nail fungus can come back. Our priority is therefore to keep the nails as healthy as possible.
To find out how many treatments are needed and what the treatment course looks like, we recommend booking a free, non-binding consultation.











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A fungal nail is caused by an infection with fungi. The nail often becomes yellow, brown or white, thickens or crumbles, and sometimes detaches from the nail bed. Toenails are most often affected. Many people find it a nuisance: the nail can cause pain and is cosmetically noticeable.
Our laser heats the fungus under the nail, without medication or lacquer. The nail then grows out healthy. For toenails this takes six to twelve months, as the nail grows slowly. You see the healthy nail come back from the base.
On average three to five sessions are needed. We advise you to have your nail filed short and thin by the pedicurist beforehand. In addition we advise home products, which are available at the clinic, and we support you throughout the course. The effect depends on, among other things, the type of fungus, and we cannot guarantee success. You will also receive tips to prevent the fungus from returning, such as washing socks at 60 degrees and wearing slippers in public showers.
Come without nail polish and have the nail filed thin beforehand. Contact us in advance if you have an ingrown or inflamed nail, and report any new medication or antibiotics. Throughout the entire course, use the recommended antifungal cream and shoe spray, and contact us if the nail is still sensitive after 24 hours or changes colour.
To carry out the treatment safely and effectively, we ask you to take the following into account:
After the treatment the nail may feel slightly sensitive, warm or itchy. This usually subsides within a few hours.
Important:
Once you have finished the treatment course, we advise continuing to spray your shoes 3 times a week to help prevent reinfection.
Fungal nails are contagious. It is therefore important to take the right measures at home too.
Not every fungal species responds in the same way to laser treatment. We cannot guarantee in advance whether the treatment will work or how many treatments will be needed.
Usually we can only assess whether there is visible improvement after several treatments and as the nail grows out.
Factors such as the severity of the fungus, the duration of the complaint, health, medication, diabetes, immunity, shoe use and following the advice at home can affect the result.
Because every nail, every body and every fungal infection is unique, we cannot guarantee an exact final result or the number of treatments required.
Do you become ill, pregnant or temporarily unable to come in? Please let us know in good time. The treatment course can be temporarily paused, but a longer interruption may mean that additional sessions are needed.
If your course deviates from the standard treatment plan, or if advice is not followed, we always confirm this by email. That way it is clear to everyone what you can expect and what we expect from you.
Laser treatment for fungal nails does not offer an immediate cure, but is part of a treatment course. For the best result it is important that you follow the advice carefully, both before and after the treatment.
On average 3 to 5 treatments are needed, but with a long-standing nail more treatments may be required. Between the first treatments there is usually 3 to 4 weeks. From the third treatment onwards, if recovery is going well, the interval can be extended to 2 to 3 months. About 7 months after the last treatment we are happy to arrange a check-up appointment to assess the final result.
Because nails grow slowly, patience is important. The final result usually only becomes visible after several months. Healthy nail growth starts at the base of the nail and slowly grows forward. A healthy pink colour from the nail bed is a good sign.
The nail must grow out healthy. For toenails this takes six to twelve months.
Yes, if you come into contact with the fungus again. You receive tips to prevent this, such as washing socks at 60 degrees and wearing flip-flops in public showers.
The treatment can be sensitive and some clients find it unpleasant. In general it is well tolerated.