Nails can often reflect your overall health. Discoloration, brittleness, thickening, or detachment of nails may not just be cosmetic issues—they can be signs of an underlying medical condition. At A.R.M. SKIN Hospital, we offer specialized nail disease treatment in Charkhi Dadri under the care of Dr. Priyanka Ahlawat (MBBS, MD Dermatology).

Whether caused by infection, trauma, skin disorders, or systemic illness, our dermatologist-led treatment helps restore healthy nails and prevent complications.

Common Nail Disorders We Treat

Fungal Nail Infection (Onychomycosis)
Thickened, yellowish, brittle nails caused by fungal overgrowth. Often affects toenails and requires oral or topical antifungals.

Psoriatic Nail Disease
Nails become pitted, discolored, or detached from the nail bed. Common in patients with psoriasis.

Bacterial Infections (Paronychia)
Painful swelling and redness around the nail fold, sometimes with pus formation. Requires drainage and antibiotics.

Nail Trauma or Injury
Cracked or separated nails due to impact or repeated pressure. Treated with protective care and sometimes minor surgery.

Ingrown Toenails
Nail edges grow into the skin, causing pain and infection. May require partial nail removal or surgical correction.

Lichen Planus of the Nails
Autoimmune condition that causes thinning, ridging, and loss of nails if left untreated.

Nail Discoloration
Black, green, or white patches in the nail can indicate fungal, bacterial, or chemical damage.

Our Treatment Approach

• Clinical examination and if needed, lab tests like KOH mount or nail biopsy

• Topical or oral antifungals, antibiotics, or anti-inflammatory medications

• Nail avulsion or surgical drainage in severe cases

• Lifestyle guidance to prevent recurrence and protect nail health

• Customized treatment based on the root cause—skin disease, infection, or trauma

Why Timely Nail Treatment is Important

Ignoring nail conditions can lead to pain, recurrent infection, nail loss, or permanent deformity. Early diagnosis ensures better outcomes, fewer complications, and faster healing.