Nail fungus infections can be an embarrassing and uncomfortable problem for many people. It can lead to thickened, discolored, and brittle nails, affecting not only aesthetics but also self-confidence ...

SCOTTSDALE, AZ, Jan. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As January 2026 brings increased consumer interest in at-home wellness devices, this consumer education report examines FungaBeam—an LLLT device ...

For people with toenail fungus, there is no good time to wear sandals. Not even at the beach in July. Toenail fungus causes nails to become thick, yellow and brittle in a way that looks pretty ugly ...

Summer is coming, which means it's almost sandal time, so if unsightly toe fungus is making you hide your feet, a new laser treatment could change that.Nail fungus is disfiguring to the toe nail and a ...

Karen sits in the treatment chair at the podiatrist’s office and extends her bare feet. “I don’t have that bad of nails,” she says, looking at the pale yellow and white spots scattered across her ...

Nancy Stovall knows your feet matter, and when she noticed a while back that something was wrong, she went to see her podiatrist. Her doctor told her it was toenail fungus. So, she's opting for the ...

Toenail fungus is not just unsightly; the fungus can cause permanent nail damage and lead to serious infections beyond the feet. Podiatrist Mark Wolpa says a new laser treatment, known as PinPointe, ...

PROVIDENCE — A Providence treatment center has turned to state-of-the-art lasers to treat common toe fungus in patients. Joanne Grant is having her second laser treatment at University Foot and Ankle ...

There's something new to keep your toes healthy this summer sandal season. It's a new laser to help your toenails look a whole lot better. This “flip flop season”, Melinda Wigginton has a new “weapon” ...

For people with toenail fungus, there is no good time to wear sandals. Not even at the beach in July. Toenail fungus causes nails to become thick, yellow and brittle in a way that looks pretty ugly ...

Hello, dear readers, and welcome to a bonus letters column. Our inboxes are brimming with your questions and comments, so we’ll get right down to business. • A reader from Los Angeles, who has been ...