Removal of Subungual Hematoma

A black spot, a subungual hematoma, can appear under the nail as a result of a blow or injury. In addition to inaesthic look a subungual hematoma can cause inflammation and redness of the surrounding tissues, oversensitivity when touching or pressure the nail and pain when walking. If you have a subungual hematoma we recommend to remove it. Podiatrists of the Dobrobut MN Center for Dermatology and Cosmetology remove subungual hematoma safely and painlessly.

The procedure for subungual hematomaremoval includes:

foot disinfection;

release of blood from under the nail through a small hole made with a cutter;

rinsing the cavity with disinfectant and Octenisept anti-inflammatory agent;

applying capolin with propolis and fixing it on the nail plate with a bandage.

It is recommended to undergo repeated examination to get further advice from a doctor on the care of the nail plate after removal of the subungual hematoma.

Removal of a subungual hematoma lasts: 20 minutes

The procedure does not require special preparation and has no contraindications (except for allergic reactions to applied medications). Usually one procedure is enough for complete removal of a subungual hematoma.

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