An Advanced Laser for Toenail Fungus Treatment
Clear Toes Clinic is proud to be a leading user of the Astanza Revolution laser. We were a clinical testing location for this Q-switched Nd:YAG laser system, and we’re proud to share our expertise with our customers using this state-of-the-art device.
A Powerful System from an Industry Leader
Astanza Laser specializes in Q-Switched laser technology, which is why we trust their lasers for our clinical operation. The Revolution offers effective wavelengths, best-in-class power, and a system built for reliability and safety.
Unlike other manufacturers that use low-powered diode lasers, the Q-switched Revolution produces powerful pulses of in the mega-watt range for a period of nanoseconds. It’s this powerful, heating pulse that makes a key difference in destroying the dermatophytes that are part of onychomycosis (toenail fungus).
How the Revolution Laser Treats Toenail Fungus
Laser toenail fungus removal with the Astanza Revolution works by focusing laser energy through your toenail into the nailbed to kill the fungus. The wavelength of light produced by the laser affects only the fungus while leaving healthy cells alone. For a fraction of a second, the laser energy heats up and breaks down the fungal infection as we pass the laser across each toenail and toenail matrix. The nail is not harmed during this process, and you will only feel warmth as the laser passes over the toe.
At Clear Toes Clinic, our laser has been FDA cleared for safe and effective treatment of toenail fungus. The wavelength of light that is produced is very similar to natural light and provides for a fast and safe procedure.
Proven Efficacy and Performance
Clear Toes Clinic is Houston’s leader in toenail fungus treatment because we have a commitment to getting results – that is why we choose to use the Revolution laser.
In fact, clinical studies using the Revolution system have shown the highest rates of success and fungal clearance than any other laser system currently available on the market. In a randomized study of almost 100 subjects over three to twelve months, 95% of subject cases observed “significant nail plate clearance” with average clearance of 56% or greater of infected areas.