COMFORTABLE & CALM TREATMENT SPACE

Relief for
stubborn, painful
ingrown toenails
in Centurion.

Professional ingrown toenail treatment, removal, and minor surgery performed by a qualified podiatrist in Centurion. Fast relief, safe procedures, and long-term solutions for recurring nail problems.

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Treatment paths

10+

Years experience

1-on-1

Private & Comfortable

5 min

From N1 highway

Not sure if you need treatment?

Five signs it may be time to see a podiatrist.

Ingrown toenails rarely improve on their own. If you recognise two or more of these signs, an assessment can help address pain, infection, and recurring nail problems.

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Pain or discomfort during pedicures.

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Pain when wearing closed shoes.

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A recurring ingrown toenail.

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Redness, swelling or infection.

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Unusual nail shape: curved, involuted.

Three treatment options for ingrown toenails

Ingrown toenail treatment in Centurion: from pain relief
to permanent solutions.

Treatment for an ingrown toenail depends on its severity, recurrence, and the shape of the nail. Options range from conservative care and nail bracing to partial nail removal for long-term relief.

What is the best treatment for an ingrown toenail?
Mild cases may respond to conservative care or nail bracing, while recurring or severe ingrown toenails often require partial nail removal to prevent the problem from returning

For mild or early-stage ingrown toenails

Conservative Care

  • Ideal for mild ingrown toenails causing discomfort, pressure, or mild inflammation.
  • Nail trimming and pressure reduction
  • Relief of pain and irritation
  • Personalised home-care advice
  • Guidance to help prevent recurrence
  • Conservative treatment is often suitable for mild ingrown toenails that have not become severely infected or repeatedly recur.

R 950

per appointment

For curved and recurring ingrown toenails

Toenail Bracing

  • A non-surgical treatment that gradually reduces nail curvature and pressure on the surrounding skin.
  • Includes conservative nail care
  • Gradually reduces nail curvature
  • Non-surgical treatment option
  • Helps prevent recurring ingrown toenails

from

R 1 650

two braces R 1 900

For recurring or severe ingrown toenails

Surgical · Permanent

  • A minor procedure designed to permanently prevent the offending edge of the nail from growing back.
  • Suitable for severe, infected or recurring ingrown toenails
  • Removal of the problematic nail edge
  • Performed under local anaesthetic
  • Long-term or permanent solution

from

R 3 900

two toenails R 5 100

Our promise

Ingrown toenail treatment can feel a little scary. We get it.

We work gently, explain every step, and make sure you know what to expect before treatment begins — so there are no surprises along the way.

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Registered podiatrist

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10+ years of experience

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Calm, private treatment room

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Specialist equipment

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Medical‑grade protocols

Our ingrown toenail treatments are straightforward procedures performed in the practice without the need for hospital admission.

Find us

Home-based, ingrown toenail treatment
in Lyttelton Manor, Centurion.

64 Kruger Avenue, Centurion.

Conveniently located for patients from Irene, Pierre van Ryneveld, Waterkloof, Erasmuskloof, Garsfontein, Clubview and surrounding Pretoria East suburbs.


From the N1


5 minutes via the Botha off‑ramp

Parking


Secure, inside the gate

Reception


No reception – Please wait in the driveway on arrival

Talk to us


078 060 6744 · WhatsApp preferred


Serving patients from Centurion, Lyttelton Manor, Irene, Pierre van Ryneveld, Clubview and Pretoria East

Pricing

Clear ingrown toenail treatment pricing, no unexpected charges.

All amounts in ZAR. Additional products, if required, are charged separately. Invoices can be submitted to medical aid for possible reimbursement.

Conservative Care

Assessment, nail trimming, conservative treatment of mild ingrown toenails, and personalised home-care guidance

R 950

per appointment

More info Book online

Bracing Technique

Conservative treatment plus toenail bracing (one toenail) to reduce curvature and pressure from a recurring ingrown toenail.
Bracing on two toenails: R 1 900.

from

R 1 650

More info Book online

Surgical · Permanent

Partial toenail procedure for a recurring or severe ingrown toenail, including aftercare guidance and WhatsApp follow-up support.
Two toenails: R 5 100.

from

R 3 900

More info Book online

Not sure which treatment you need? Book an assessment and we’ll recommend the most appropriate option based on the severity of your ingrown toenail and your long-term goals.

Book an assessment

How it works

No surprises, your ingrown toenail treatment journey, mapped out.

From booking to aftercare, we’ll guide you through each step so you know exactly what to expect before, during and after treatment

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Book your appointment

Choose your preferred treatment option. If you’re unsure, book an assessment and we’ll recommend the most appropriate treatment after examining your toenails.

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Secure your appointment

A deposit is required to confirm your booking. Full details can be found in our Terms & Conditions.

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Arriving & parking

Arrive on time. If you arrive early, please wait in the driveway until greeted. Secure parking is available inside the gate.

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During the appointment

We’ll assess your toenail, discuss treatment options, and explain our recommendations before starting any treatment.

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After your treatment

You’ll receive aftercare guidance and, where appropriate, follow-up support to help ensure the best possible outcome. Treatment fees and any agreed top-ups will be finalised and an invoice will be provided for your records and medical aid submission

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A note on reception

As a small clinic, most of the day is spent with patients. WhatsApp is usually the best way to reach us.

Something still on your mind?

Your ingrown toenail questions, answered.

Do you treat ingrown toenails in Centurion?

Yes. Our clinic in Lyttelton Manor, Centurion provides assessment and treatment for mild, recurring and severe ingrown toenails.

What is an ingrown toenail?

An ingrown toenail occurs when the edge of the nail grows into the surrounding skin, causing pain, redness, swelling and sometimes infection.

What is the most effective treatment for a recurring ingrown toenail?

For recurrent or severe ingrown toenails, partial nail removal is often the most effective treatment. The procedure removes the section of nail causing the problem and can provide a long-term or permanent solution.

Is the treatment painful?

Most ingrown toenail treatments are well tolerated. If a procedure is required, local anaesthetic is used to keep treatment comfortable.

When should I see a podiatrist?

You should see a podiatrist if you have ongoing pain, swelling, signs of infection, or repeated ingrown toenails.

CONSERVATIVE

Is conservative care painful?

Generally no — most patients describe immediate relief. We work gently and check in throughout.

How often do I have to come back?

Follow-up appointments vary depending on the severity of the nail and your treatment plan. Most patients are reviewed between 6 weeks and 4 months.

BRACING

What is toenail bracing?

Toenail bracing is a non-surgical treatment that gently changes the shape of a curved toenail over time, helping to reduce pressure and lower the risk of recurring ingrown toenails.

Is toenail bracing painful?

No — bracing is non‑invasive and most patients feel relief almost immediately.

How long does toenail bracing take?

Nail bracing gradually changes the shape of the nail over time. Most braces remain in place for several weeks and may need periodic replacement depending on nail growth.

SURGICAL

Is toenail surgery painful?

The local anaesthetic may be uncomfortable. Thereafter, the procedure is painfree. Mild discomfort afterwards is normal and easily managed with simple pain killers.

When does my ingrown toenail need surgery?

When it’s recurrent, infected, or severely curved despite conservative or bracing attempts.

How long does recovery take?

Most people walk out and resume normal daily activities the same day. We recommend avoiding high intensity activities for 2 weeks.
Full healing in 2–4 weeks.

Can ingrown toenails come back after surgery?

The procedure permanently removes the offending edge, so recurrence on that edge is rare.

Will my whole toenail be removed?

No. In most cases, only the section of nail causing the problem is removed, leaving the remainder of the toenail intact.

Still have questions?

Reach out to us on WhatsApp

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Ready when you are.

Our homely environment and expert hands await you.

It’s time to take care of your toenails.