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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Inadequate treatment

Inadequate treatment. HFP [also know as "Advanced Podiatry"] uses a laser to treat toenail fungus. It should work, if used properly. The laser should heat the nail bed so that it feels warm or even hot. If it does not get warm or hot, then the laser isn't penetrating properly to form an effective treatment. They prescribe six treatments at $150/treatment, for a total of $900. Unfortunately, only one person on their staff knows how to properly use the laser for effective treatment. I kept asking, "Please, turn the power level up," and "Turn up the power level." They wouldn't do it. Effective treatment only occurred twice in the six sessions. Result: absolutely nothing of benefit. Save your money.

August 11, 2022
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