Ungiectomy with Matricectomy – Ingrown Toenail Removal
Last updated on November 24th, 2024 at 01:39 pm
Maticectomy(Ingrown toenails) is the procedure of removing the growing area of toenails as a permanent solution to prevent ingrown toenail from returning. It is one of the common problems that may occur at any age due to a specific injury, incident, or wearing tight shoes.
Ingrown nails can be painful and can be a reason for constant discomfort. If the ingrown toenails are left untreated, it can lead to infection and complicate the treatment Although there are temporary solutions for this condition, removing it permanently is the best decision.
Who performs the Matricectomy?
Usually, a dermatologist and a podiatrist should perform a Matricectomy.
What happens before the procedure?
Matricectomy (Ingrown Toenail Removal) is a minor procedure that can be easily done in an outpatient clinic. There are no specific requirements or preparedness to be made. However, consulting your doctor before getting the permanent procedure done is the first step.
Sometimes, your nails might be fixed even with some temporary interventions. You, along with your doctor can also decide a feasible date for your procedure. The doctor will let you know about any considerations to be made.
What happens during the procedure?
During the procedure, your doctor will make your toes completely numb with some form of local anesthesia. There will be no incision but a special instrument will be used to slip out the curved portion of the nail along with the growth plate.
What happens after the procedure?
After the procedure, you will be able to walk home properly with a bandage on your wound. Your doctor may prescribe pain medication if needed. There are no major complications associated with the procedure but you should let your doctors know in case of heavy bleeding or any discomfort.
Wearing open-toed shoes is highly beneficial. Ensure proper hygiene for your toe by following the recommended procedure. Apply warm, soapy water to cleanse your toe 24 hours after the procedure.
How long does the procedure take?
The procedure typically takes 10-15 minutes. However, a longer time may be taken for complicated cases.
How long will the recovery take?
Usually, the recovery can take about 2 weeks from the day of the procedure.
Matricectomy procedure in Nepal
If you’re dealing with ingrown nails, don’t stress at all. In Nepal, outpatient clinics offer a simple and hassle-free procedure to remove ingrown nails. However, before undergoing the treatment, it’s important to have a consultation with a doctor. So, make sure to book an appointment for a doctor’s consultation as the first step towards getting rid of painful nails.
How do you book an appointment for a Matricectomy Procedure at Clinic One?
We have the best dermatologists if you need in-grown nail removal. We offer you one of the best services at an affordable price.
If you or anyone you know has the procedures to be done, please call us at 01-5400400/ 9863393960 or mail us at info@clinicone.com.np to book an appointment.
Conclusion
Don’t let frequent ingrown toenail hinder your daily routine and cause you pain. Ignoring it can lead to infection and further complications. Matricectomy, a medical procedure can eliminate the problematic area of the nail responsible for the curved ingrown toenail. By choosing this permanent solution, you can bid farewell to the bothersome ingrown toenail for good.
References:
https://www.gentlefootdoctor.com/blog/what-is-a-matrixectomy-and-why-do-i-need one#:~:text=A%20matrixectomy%20is%20the%20medical,problems%20treated%20by%20a%20podiatrist.
https://www.austinfootandankle.com/blog/austin-podiatrists-for-ingrown-toenail matrixectomy.cfm#:~:text=For%20approximately%20two%20weeks%20after,matrixectomy%20to%20clean%20your%20toe.
