Excel Tow
KFDA-approved, non-invasive, non-thermal, state-of-the-art pain relief laser that simultaneously treats onychomycosis and alleviates pain in both hands and feet. It offers both fungal nail treatment and pain relief.
What it is
| What it is | Excel Tow is a KFDA-approved non-invasive, non-thermal laser that simultaneously treats onychomycosis and alleviates pain in both hands and feet. As it does not use heat, the burden on surrounding tissues is minimized, allowing for comfortable, pain-free treatment. Compared to traditional thermal lasers, it has a lower risk of side effects and faster recovery. |
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| Who it may suit | Non-invasive onychomycosis treatment, pain relief, simultaneous treatment of both hands and feet, minimized side effects 개선을 원하는 분은 의료진 상담을 통해 적합성을 확인할 수 있습니다. |
| Effect duration | 4-8 sessions (2-4 week intervals) |
| Treatment time | 20-30 minutes |
| Recovery time | Same-day return to daily life |
| Side effects and precautions | As it is a non-thermal laser, there is almost no discomfort during the procedure. The number of treatment sessions may vary depending on the severity of the infection, and regular follow-up observations are necessary. |
| Recommended sessions and interval | 4-8 sessions (2-4 week intervals) |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What nail fungus concerns is Excel Tow considered for?
- Excel Tow is a laser treatment that can be considered after evaluating thickened toenails and the extent of the lesion in nail fungus. The treatment method is determined by checking fungal tests and individual conditions together.
- How long is the treatment period for Excel Tow?
- The treatment period varies depending on the rate of new nail growth and the extent of the lesion, and individual responses may vary. Treatment at regular intervals and progress observation may be required.
- Can nail fungus be managed with laser treatment alone?
- Dependant on the extent of the lesion and general condition, combining topical agents or oral medications in addition to laser treatment may be considered. The appropriate combination is determined based on consultation and test results.