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Ingrown Nail Surgery at Provide Wellbeing: A Patient Guide

Introduction
An ingrown toenail may sound minor, but the pain can be severe. When nails dig into the surrounding skin, they can cause swelling, infection, and repeated discomfort. 

If conservative treatment hasn’t worked, minor surgery offers lasting relief. At Provide Wellbeing, our podiatrists provide ingrown toenail surgery in a calm clinic environment, with follow-up care included. 

What is an ingrown toenail? 

An ingrown toenail develops when the nail grows into the skin rather than straight over it. This can cause: 

  • Pain, redness, or swelling. 
  • Pus or signs of infection. 
  • Difficulty walking or wearing shoes. 

What does surgery involve? 

Our nail surgery is carried out under local anaesthetic. 

Step-by-step: 

  1. Assessment — Your podiatrist checks the nail and confirms suitability. 
  1. Anaesthetic — The toe is numbed to ensure comfort. 
  1. Partial or full nail removal — Depending on severity, one or both sides of the nail are removed. 
  1. Phenol application — A chemical is applied to stop the problematic nail edge growing back. 
  1. Dressing applied — To protect the toe while it heals. 

Aftercare & recovery 

  • Mild discomfort for a few days (managed with simple pain relief). 
  • Keep the toe clean and dry. 
  • Return for a follow-up appointment (included in the price). 
  • Most patients return to normal activity quickly. 

Pricing 

  • One nail: £270 
  • Two nails: £350
    Includes procedure, follow-up appointment, and GP letter. 

Conclusion
If you’ve been struggling with repeated ingrown toenails, surgery is often the quickest and most effective solution. Our podiatrists provide safe, supportive care with long-lasting results. 

👉 Book your assessment now 

Call 0300 303 9966 or arrange a call back…

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