PinPointe Laser Technology

The PinPointe FootLaser is a specially designed laser beam that goes through the toenail and safely reduces the infection in the nail bed that causes Onychomycosis — more commonly known as toenail fungus. The procedure requires one safe, quick treatment, with little or no discomfort and is performed in the doctor’s office with no anesthesia.

The gentle laser light beam has no effect on healthy tissue and treats only the infected area. No drugs or topical ointments are used, eliminating the total-body side effects of traditional oral medications. Clinical studies show that PinPointe FootLaser reduces fungal infection and promotes clear toenail growth with a single treatment. PinPointe FootLaser is safe, effective and most patients improve after their first treatment.

“I’ve had serious toenail fungus for 30 years and I’ve tried every product available, both over the counter and prescription, including oral and topical drugs. I’ve risked liver damage, terrible inconvenience and pain, as well as the many dollars wasted on these “remedies”— even having all my nails removed! None of these worked. Within a period of 8 months, PinPointe Footlaser seems to have cured the problem. All nails are growing in clear! Better still, they are smooth and without the distorted lumpy characteristics associated with the fungus. Many thanks to PinPointe Footlaser for a great technology that is safe, easy, and painless!”

Safe Quick Treatment – No Drugs, Pain or Anesthesia

Introduced in 2008, PinPointe FootLaser uses a patented laser technology to target the pathogens that cause toenail fungus. With PinPointe FootLaser, patients are treated safely and quickly with no drugs, no anesthesia and no pain. PinPointe’s laser light passes through the toenail without causing damage to the nail or surrounding skin. Following the procedure, the new nail will grow in healthy and clear. Unlike medication-driven treatments for toenail fungus, PinPointe FootLaser presents minimal risk of side effects. Competing medication procedures can result in a wide variety of side effects, including liver toxicity.