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Quincy Podiatrist Treats Fungal Toenails With Cooltouch Laser Treatment

Dr. Marshall Lukoff, podiatrist in Dedham, is now treating fungal toenails with the advanced non-invasive CoolTouch laser treatment.

2011-02-02
QUINCY, MA, February 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Dr. Marshall Lukoff, Dedham podiatrist, is pleased to offer CoolTouch laser treatment for eliminating foot fungus. For patients who are tired of discolored, thick toenails, the CoolTouch laser creates a quick, effective solution to healing toenail fungus in Dedham and Quincy.

Nail fungus infection is a condition that can be embarrassing and even painful. With the advanced CoolTouch laser, a brief, but gentle burst of light is emitted into the target area. The laser energy heats the infected tissue creating an environment where fungus can no longer survive.

Clinical studies have shown that CoolTouch laser has an 88% effective rate in treating toenail fungus in Quincy and Dedham, when the treatment is combined with an appropriate nail hygiene program. Patients no longer have to worry about foot pain in Dedham caused by uncomfortable toenail fungus with the use of CoolTouch laser treatment. CoolTouch is comfortable, fast, safe and effective.

"It is important to bring the best in quality foot and ankle health care procedures to my patients. With the CoolTouch foot laser treatment, my patients can have their fungus eliminated more safely and easier than ever before. It is my goal to remain on the cutting-edge of technology advances for the best possible podiatric care available," said Dr. Lukoff, podiatrist in Quincy and Dedham.

In addition to the availability of the CoolTouch foot laser treatment for toenail fungus, patients can also receive shock wave treatment in Dedham for heel pain treatment. Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy can be performed to relieve heel pain in Dedham and Quincy. Patients can return to normal daily activities without the risk associated with surgery.

Patients who are looking for quality foot and ankle health care turn to Foot Care Specialists, PC, Quincy podiatrist, for the best in quality care available. Whether patients are searching for treatment of their heel pain or searching for orthotics in Dedham and Quincy, Dr. Lukoff and his team of professionals exhibit their commitment through the use of advanced technology for relief such as with CoolTouch laser treatment.

About Foot Care Specialists, PC: Owned and operated by Dr. Marshall Lukoff, Foot Care Specialists, PC, is committed to treating an array of podiatric problems including toenail fungus and various foot pain in Dedham and Quincy. Dr. Lukoff, podiatrist in Quincy, MA, received his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine from the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine.

Media Contact:
Dr. Marshall Lukoff
contactus@footcarespecialistspc.com
500 Congress St. Suite 1D
Quincy, MA 02169
(617) 479-7921
http://www.footcarespecialistspc.com


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[Press-News.org] Quincy Podiatrist Treats Fungal Toenails With Cooltouch Laser Treatment
Dr. Marshall Lukoff, podiatrist in Dedham, is now treating fungal toenails with the advanced non-invasive CoolTouch laser treatment.