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Jonathan>Okay, so let me take off the shoe
and see what's going on underneath.
But like you said, there's no pain?
Patient>>No.
>And no one's dressing it anymore?
>>No, there is a somebody dressing it.
>Oh, there is. Okay.
So, let's see what we got underneath.
But there's no pain at all in the toe?
>>No.
>Okay, let me know if anything is bugging you.
>>Okay.
>So like I said I expect to see a scab on top
which there is.
Are they using the
iodine that the brown liquid or the cream?
>>They're using the liquid.
>Yeah.
>>Yeah.
>Okay.
Looks pretty good. Let me raise you up a little bit get a closer look.
So a good thing right away, there's no big...there's no pus.
There's no real liquid. The toe's normal size. There's no redness. There's no pain.
All that I expected was this little bit of scab so this is the the end of the scab.
There's two things we normally do: One,
let the scab stay there if it's not ready to come off, just so the body can keep to keep healing underneath.
Or if it's ready to come off, I file down the scab just so we have
healthy, normal skin underneath. So I'm gonna use a little file quickly to just check uh
what's going on.
If this is ready to come off. So let me just take a little look. If you let if something bothers you let me know, okay?
>>Yep.
>Is anything sore here?
>>No.
>No pain over here?
>>No.
>Yeah, scab's ready to come off. This doesn't bother you?
>>No.
>Okay.
It looks really good actually underneath.
So, what we're gonna do, I'm gonna file it down.
I'm gonna use an electric file with a little bit of water, so the toe's nice and cool.
Nothing should hurt, remove the dead skin and this should be it, okay?
>>Okay.
>Looks like it's ready to come off.
So...
>>The toe's not gonna, the uh, the uh, the nail should not grow back, right?
>No more nail!
So let me just...
So what we did is we did a procedure to stop the nail from ever growing back.
So we should see if there's any little nail spike today, but there should never be a nail growing back again.
>>Okay.
>And that way you never have to deal with a thickened toenail ever again.
And no more putting the nail polish (fungal ointment), all that stuff, and pain in the shoe.
So if something's a little, like I said, too sore, give me a big scream!
>>Okay.
>We're gonna remove this scab.
So what do you think about the new office?
>>Yeah , it looks pretty good.
There's a lot of other there's doctors and this is more of a medical (facility).
>It is, it is, it is.
And brand-new, we've been here less than a week.
>>Oh, yeah?
>Yeah.
So again, if you feel any heat, you let me know.
>>Okay.
>So at this stage,
there really doesn't have to be any dressing on, okay?
>>Okay.
>So I'll look at the piece of paper that you brought,
see what I have to sign, what else I have to write down but
basically, there's no more real care that needs to be done with this.
You okay?
>>Yep.
>A little sensitive?
>>No.
>So there you go.
So what I see, sir, just dry it up a little bit.
You can see here,
>>Yep.
>Normal skin.
>>Yep.
>Here, there's still a little bit of a scab left behind, that's not ready to come off; it couldn't come off with a file.
It'll dry up and fall off.
>>Okay.
>Everything looks good. All the way to the back that cuticle is completely closed.
>>Okay.
>There's no little edges in the corner, so you're pretty much good. No need to dress it any more.
>>Okay.
>Okay. If you ever have pain if something doesn't feel good or something's off, you come in right away.
You can always come in, okay?
>>Okay.
>So all done.
>>Okay.
(Jonathan voice over) How are my "toes" doing? Did you guys make it through the video? Hope you guys did! I hope you enjoyed a follow-up video.
I haven't done one of these in a while.
This was a great case. You can see the nice initial and after picture.
You can see pretty big difference between the toenail itself.
Without having a toenail, sometimes it actually looks like having a false nail.
The skin, the nail bed, becomes dry,
smooth, almost like a slight scar and gives it a appearance, from far away, kind of looking like a thin, thin nail.
The one thing to notice between the two pictures in the initial, the toe looks very thick and
swollen and that's because this was actually taken just after I did the injection (pain block). You can see the two little, two little red dots on
either side of the toe. This is where the the needle went in and that's why the toe looks more swollen.
But if you look at his fourth toe, you can see the mole that's on the top of his toe.
Just if you guys are a little bit unsure if it's the same toe, if you don't believe me!
But hopefully you toes have some trust in me. So there you go guys, from start to finish.
There's no more care needed for this patient, no more regrowth of a nail,
and now he has one less toenail to cut. How awesome is that?
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