Onyfix Toenail Bracing
A Pain-Free, Non-Surgical Solution for Ingrown Toenails
Ingrown toenails may need surgery, but not everyone is a candidate for toenail surgery, or some people may have a fear of needles. The Onyfix toenail correction system keeps your toenails on track and prevents curling the toenails at the front end. It offers an alternative solution to ingrown toenail surgery.
The Onyfix nail correction system is a versatile and innovative product that enables completely painless treatment of almost all forms of curved and ingrown toenails. Our Chiropodist applys the composite and fixes it to your nail allowing your toenail to widen as it grows. The whole process is pain-free.
Benefits of Onyfix Nail Correction
Onyfix nail correction system is evidence-based, pain-free and provides rapid pain relief associated with ingrown toenails. Onyfix corrects the nail through physiological nail growth without exerting a force on the toenail. There are no restrictions after application (e.g. swimming) after treatment, and you can still use toenail polish.
Onyfix Toenail Bracing
Non-surgical Solution for Ingrown Toenails
If you have been dealing with curved, ingrown toenails and are too afraid to have toenail surgery, consult our Chiropodists to find out if you're a candidate for Onyfix nail bracing. Onyfix is the leading, non-surgical, treatment option for ingrown toenails.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Onyfix composite band remains securely fixed to the base of your toenail and travels outward as the nail naturally grows (which usually takes several months depending on your nail growth rate). Depending on the severity of the curve or ingrown nature of the nail, you may need the band reapplied or monitored periodically across a course of treatment until the nail grows out into a healthy, corrected shape.
Yes, but with caveats. One of the main advantages of Onyfix is that it doesn't exert harsh mechanical pulling forces on the nail, and it has a very low profile. However, if your ingrown or curved toenails were originally triggered or aggravated by narrow, tight footwear, your chiropodist will likely recommend switching to shoes with a wide toe-box to ensure optimal results and prevent the pressure from recurring.
You can still trim your toenails, but you must be careful not to damage or pull off the composite band positioned near the base of the nail. Your chiropodist will give you specific guidance on proper home trimming techniques during your visits. If you ever need major adjustments or trimming near the device, it is best to let your foot specialist handle it during your check-in appointments.
Yes, because Onyfix is completely non-invasive, does not pierce or cut the skin, and doesn't rely on metal wire tensioners that risk cutting into the flesh, it is generally considered a safe, low-risk alternative for high-risk patients (such as those with diabetes or mild circulatory issues) who suffer from painful, curved nails. However, an initial assessment by a chiropodist is always required to confirm eligibility.
While the composite is cured with a specialized blue light to form a strong bond with the roughened nail surface, heavy impact, trauma, or picking at the edge can occasionally cause it to dislodge early. If a band cracks or detaches prematurely before your scheduled follow-up, you should contact the clinic so the chiropodist can inspect the nail and reapply the composite to keep your corrective treatment on track.
