Nail Removal: Causes, Procedure & Recovery
Nail removal (avulsion) is done for:
- Severe trauma/injury
- Infection (fungal, bacterial)
- Disease (psoriasis, tumors)
- Cosmetic reasons (habitual biting, appearance)
Performed by dermatologist/podiatrist under local anesthesia using forceps/nippers. Painful but safe. Nail bed heals in weeks; keep clean/dry to prevent infection.
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