Healer 1064
A laser that delivers 1064nm wavelength thermal energy to nail fungus, eradicating the fungal pathogens. Safely treats without oral antifungals.
What it is
| What it is | The Healer 1064 laser (Nd:YAG 1064nm) selectively penetrates the tissue beneath the nail where fungi reside, destroying them with thermal energy. It allows for safe treatment without the liver toxicity side effects of oral antifungals, and daily activities can be resumed immediately after the procedure. It is effective for thickened and discolored nails (onychomycosis), and as new nails grow, they gradually recover to a healthy state. |
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| Who it may suit | Destroys nail fungi, improves discolored/thickened nails, suppresses recurrence, no antifungal side effects 개선을 원하는 분은 의료진 상담을 통해 적합성을 확인할 수 있습니다. |
| Effect duration | 4-6 sessions (2-4 week intervals) |
| Treatment time | 20-30 minutes |
| Recovery time | Same-day return to daily activities |
| Side effects and precautions | There may be a temporary sensation of heat after the procedure, but it subsides within a few minutes. The final treatment effect can be confirmed 6-12 months later when new nails have fully grown. |
| Recommended sessions and interval | 4-6 sessions (2-4 week intervals) |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What nail concerns is Healer 1064 considered for?
- Healer 1064 is a laser treatment that can be considered for nail fungus by checking nail thickness, the extent of the lesion, and pain sensitivity. At Star Dermatology in Seomyeon, Busan, suitability is discussed after a careful review of your skin condition and treatment plan.
- How is the pain during the Healer 1064 procedure?
- A stinging sensation or warmth may be felt during irradiation, and the degree of pain varies depending on the nail condition and treatment range. It is recommended to inform the medical staff immediately if you experience any discomfort during the procedure.
- What is important to reduce the recurrence of nail fungus?
- It is important to keep your feet dry, properly manage shoes and socks, and consider the possibility of infection within the family along with post-treatment care.