
Approximately 3% of adults in the UK have a fungal nail infection.
There are several reasons why a nail may become thickened or discoloured, including fungal nail infection, trauma to the nail, psoriasis, or lifting of the nail.
Before treatment begins, we recommend confirming whether a fungal infection is present. This can be done by:
If the result is positive for fungal nail infection, treatment options include:
The Lacuna Method is a specialist fungal nail treatment performed by a podiatrist. Tiny holes are carefully made in the nail to help the antifungal medication reach the infection more effectively beneath the nail.
The method is safe, painless, and suitable for most patients.
It is recommended for mild to moderate fungal nail infections. If the fungus reaches the cuticle area, tablets are usually the most clinically effective option.
The nail is treated afterwards and at home with 1% terbinafine spray.
Studies show an 87%–90% clearance rate.
Multiple appointments may be needed, with up to six appointments sometimes required. Clearance is not guaranteed.
1 Nail
£50
2–5 Nails
£75
6+ Nails
£100
The Lacuna Method is an advanced fungal nail treatment designed to help antifungal medication reach the infection beneath the nail more effectively.
The treatment is safe, painless, and suitable for mild to moderate fungal nail infections. Tiny micro-holes are carefully created within the nail, helping improve treatment penetration and overall results.
Diagnosis and treatment are carried out by Joanne at Southport Chiropody.
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Southport
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