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TB: Okay. So let's get this to focus.
So it's been what, a month and a half?
P: Yeah, probably around there.
TB: So again, everything is dried up.
The scab will continue to fall off. In the very very corner, you can see it's fully closed. There's no hole,
there's no opening, no more nail spike, and as the new nail comes in, it'll be fully attached.
Like I said pink and that's gonna be the width of your nail.
P: Okay.
TB: So it's not too bad and again with time, it'll be a fresher new nail, not this lifted part from the procedure.
So it's gonna look really smooth, but you had no more opening. So no more nails place.
So no more fun playing with that that piece!
Well looks good. No pain?
P: No.
TB: Awesome
TB: Yeah, sure, we'll take a look at both, for reference.
So this let's look at your first one, so I'm just recording right now.
So this was
Your other toe. We haven't done any procedure on this one.
P: Yeah, that one is normal.
TB: But uh you're doing a good job keeping the corner
P: I'm keeping it filed and stuff so it doesn't have the same problem.
TB: Perfect.
So the biggest thing is you're leaving the edge of the nail just at the edge of the skin not going further back.
It's a little bit longer, but at least no more ingrown toenails. No pain.
This was the one that you're having issues with.
P: Yep.
TB: So as we can see the one side
stops short and that's the side that we did the surgery. The nail is nice and straight. There's no more - no more curved
portion versus this side. So here we can still see the nail is curved. It's going into the skin
but again, you're keeping that edge right there.
So was the big thing everyone wants to know how about was the needle?
P: The first one hurts like a little tiny bit and then after that it's numb and you can't feel the second one.
TB: And you didn't feel any pain during the procedure?
P: None at all.
TB: No. And then how sore was it after the freezing wore off?
P: After the freezing wore off, it was fine. Really.
TB: Yeah, and
how long has it been now since we did this one?
P: Oh it's been a couple of months now, I think. It's been a little while.
TB: Yeah, it could be almost a year now and
yeah, it's all healed up.
P: You can kind of see it at the end like the nail...
TB: Yeah, you're right.
P: After we finished the procedure and
once the nail started going in, it looked a little weird along the edge like it was a little rough.
TB: Yes.
P: But after a little while
once it's fully grown out and
all the pieces that were a little rough at the edge were filed off and kind of just and cut off, it looks normal now.
TB: Yes, you're right because that's exactly the line, right?
P: Yeah.
TB: So you're looking around eight months.
P: Something like that.
TB: So, yes, it always looks weird because I have to separate the nail from the nailbed and
it kind of gets lifted but now we have the new nail that comes in, everything is completely closed, and
really you can barely tell that you had some procedure done.
TB: Awesome!
P: Because, yeah, it's within less than a week, it feels a lot better.
It feels fine.
TB: And now no more pain?
P: No and I haven't had any issues since either.
TB: Okay. Thanks for letting me share.
P: No problem.