Fungal infections are very common. Fungi (Dermatophytes) infect the keratinocytes of the skin.

Dermatophytes are divided into three types: Microsporum, Trichophyton and Epidermophyton.

Depending on the natural environment in which they grow, and are transmitted to humans, they are divided into:

-Anthropophilic (from person to person)
-Zoophilic (from animals to humans)
-ΓGeophilic (from soil to humans)

The experience and the high-definition monitoring help us in order to diagnose and record the course of the disease until recovery.

Laboratory testing of some forms of fungal infections is necessary for the differential diagnosis of fungi in order to give the appropriate treatment.

The treatment is individualized and includes topical or oral combination therapy.

Onychomycosis or nail fungus is a common condition.

Many patients seek the appropriate treatment frustrated by previous treatments that did not work.

Without the proper culture diagnosis and personalized treatment in the direction of the antifungal chart the Fungi persist and spread.

Available treatments are topical, oral, and Laser ones.

The combination of treatments has the fastest effect.

Topical treatments alone are ineffective.

Oral drugs are effective since we have previously identified the fungus family with culture, however:

-This is a multi-month treatment that often bothers the patient due to the necessary
prolonged compliance.
-There is an incompatibility of antifungal drugs with other pills such as antilipidemic
drugs.
-Also, due to the metabolism of antifungal pills in the liver, many patients do not want
or can not receive treatment due to hepatic insufficiency or pregnancy.

When we can use the Laser treatment:

To have a faster cure in combination with drugs.
To cure nails without taking medication.