Foot Doctor in New York City is Now Offering Laser Treatment for Toenail Fungus Removal

Dr. Gary Evans, podiatrist in New York City, utilizes the new PinPointe FootLaser for the successful treatment of toenail fungus.

2012-10-05

NEW YORK, NY, October 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Drs. Gary Evans and James Korponay, foot doctors in New York City, are part of the first group of trained and certified PinPointe FootLaser podiatrists in the New York City area. The PinPointe FootLaser is the only laser cleared by the FDA for the treatment of toenail fungus. This exciting breakthrough in treatment allows Drs. Evans and Korponay to successfully treat all of their patients who suffer from toenail fungus-no matter the season.

PinPointe FootLaser, New York City laser toenail treatment, can safely treat nail fungus while significantly reducing nail infection. Patients can treat their toenail infections more conveniently and comfortably with the PinPointe FootLaser. For patients who are tired of discolored, thick toenails, the PinPointe FootLaser creates a quick, effective solution to foot fungus.

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

Toenail fungus is one of the most common disorders of the foot, which affects about half of Americans by the age of 70. These unsightly infections occur when microscopic fungi gain entry through a small trauma in the nail and grow in the warm, moist environment inside a person's socks and shoes. With the PinPointe FootLaser, Dr. Evans, NYC foot doctor, can successfully treat patients' toenail fungus without pain, pills and loss or damage to the nail. The PinPointe FootLaser treatment is performed in one treatment session, successfully eliminating a person's toenail fungus.

The PinPointe FootLaser is a patented laser that is specifically designed to penetrate through a person's toenail and eradicates the fungal spores in the nail bed that are causing the infection. A person's toenail will not become instantly clear, as it typically takes 8 to 12 months for the nail to grow out and take the fungus with it. However, this is the beginning to healthy, fungus free feet.

Patients who are looking for quality foot and ankle health care turn to Drs. Gary Evans and James Korponay, podiatrists offering treatment for bunions in New York City, for the best in quality treatment available. Further proof of the commitment to provide quality care is seen through the availability of the PinPointe FootLaser treatment.

About Dr. Gary Evans' Podiatric Practice: Dr. Gary Evans is a board certified podiatrist in New York City and an NYU graduate. Specializing in all phases of podiatry, Dr. Gary Evans is joined by Drs. James Korponay and Caren Schumer for the best in quality care. Offering a wide array of foot and ankle care in a convenient and comfortable setting, they provide treatment for bunions, diabetic foot care, heel pain, and Achilles tendon, among many other foot conditions.

Media Contact:
Dr. Gary Evans, DPM
NYCPodiatry@gmail.com
1 Penn Plaza Suite 1707
New York, NY 10001
(212) 279-0086
http://www.drgaryevans.com

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

Toledo, OH Dentist Offers Mobile Website for Instant Access While On-the-Go

2012-10-05

Leading Toledo, OH dentist, Dr. Charles Latham, is excited to announce the recent launch of his practice's mobile website. With more and more patients utilizing smart phones, such as the iPhone or Androids, to access important information through the Internet, it was important that Dr. Latham offered a new, innovative way to gain access to important dental information and his practice. With these advancements in technology, and the way patients search the web for information, Dr. Charles Latham, dentist in Toledo, OH, is pleased to offer an easier way to look up dental ...

Hagerstown ENT Offers Online Appointment Requesting Feature for Improved Patient Care

2012-10-05

Central ENT Consultants, P.C. is now offering a new online appointment-requesting feature to help patients get the appointment they want and need without the wait. Dr. Kirby Scott, Hagerstown ENT, is happy to offer his patients the opportunity to request an appointment online in order to help patients conveniently find an appropriate date and time for their next visits. Available through the homepage for Central ENT Consultants, P.C, the appointment request page offers an easy-to-fill-out request form that lets Drs. Kirby Scott and Charles Supemavage, Hagerstown, MD ...

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in Oak Brook, IL Shares Patient Testimonials Online

2012-10-05

At Aesthetic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, SC, Dr. Alexandria Saulis, board certified plastic surgeon in Oak Brook, IL, strives to create a better understanding of her patients' needs and wants when it comes to plastic surgery. To improve her ability to provide the best care possible, Dr. Saulis encourages her patients to share their experiences at Aesthetic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, SC. Through testimonials, Dr. Saulis can further improve her practice, while also sharing valuable information with other patients. "I always look forward to hearing ...

Paddy Brings the Power to Mobile Bingo

2012-10-05

Prudent Marketing, which delivers objective and detailed reviews about new gambling products in the industry, was pleased to discover the latest mobile bingo product rolled out by Paddy Power, the Irish gaming giant responsible for some of the best brands in the business. Paddy Power announced recently that it has expanded into the mobile bingo world and is bringing quality bingo games such as 75, 90 and even 80 ball bingo to Android mobile users. These games can be played through a simple application either off mobile phones or tablets, depending on the player's device. ...

Roar of the Racetrack Gives Rush of Adrenalin in Slotland's New 'Turbo GT' Slots Game -- Auto Racing-Themed Slot Features Free Spins

2012-10-05

Slotland.com has combined the thrills of auto racing with the excitement of online slots in its new Turbo GT video slot. The fast paced slots game has race track symbols like mag wheels, stop watches and trophies and a turbo-charged bonus game that gives up to ten free spins. "The graphics are great - sort of a Hot Wheels look," said one player, "But it's the sound effects that really get your blood racing! Well, sound effects - and free spins that is!" Three "Turbo" scatter symbols anywhere on the reels trigger 10 Free Spins. Hitting ...

Grandparents' Rights Limited in Florida

2012-10-05

Grandparents are known for spoiling their grandchildren with presents and time, but a new report by AARP shows that grandparents are contributing more to their grandchildren's daily expenses than they ever have before. But, unlike the rights afforded under the grandparent visitation statutes in many states, grandparents in Florida have no legal right to see their grandchildren if the parents do not agree to allow the contact. Grandparent Contributions Growing Gone are the days when grandpa and grandma's financial contributions to their grandchildren were limited to ...

Connected Car Technology: Advancing Awareness of Car Accident Hazards

2012-10-05

We all hear plenty about the driving distractions posed by electronic devices that increase the likelihood of car crashes and truck accidents. However, there is also a major upside to wireless technologies, and automotive industry experts predict that all new motor vehicles will eventually be equipped with "connected car" systems that will allow cars and trucks to communicate with each other and inform drivers about imminent hazards. Using wireless transmitters that broadcast a car's position multiple times per second, researchers at the University of Michigan's ...

Meningitis Outbreak in Tennessee Hospital

2012-10-05

Meningitis -- many have heard of it, but very few know someone who has contracted the illness. This sickness involves the inflammation of tissues that surround the brain and spinal cord. However, on September 20, Nashville's Saint Thomas Outpatient Neurosurgery Center was shut down because 11 patients were infected with a rare form of the illness. So far, six people have experienced a deep brain stroke and two individuals have lost their lives from fungal meningitis, which was purportedly contracted at the hospital. People at risk for this deadly illness usually contract ...

New Ohio Dog Law Changes Pit Bull Classification

2012-10-05

There are few things more terrifying than being confronted with the snarling teeth of a vicious dog. Though the vast majority of canines are gentle family companions, some have a very dangerous temperament. All it takes is a few seconds for these animals to attack or snap at an unsuspecting human. Dog bites often result in permanent physical and psychological scars, especially when the victims are children. Conventional wisdom used to say that some breeds were more likely than others to become vicious. Because of their large size, strong jaws and unfortunate use ...

Pennsylvania Compromise and Release Agreements

2012-10-05

Since 1996, Pennsylvania Act 57 has authorized the use of compromise and release (C&R) settlement agreements for all workers' compensation claims. The main idea is to expedite the claims adjudication process by avoiding litigation and allowing the parties to resolve contested issues without overburdening the workers' compensation system. While C&R agreements play an important role in the workers' compensation settlement process, they are not one-size-fits-all and may not be appropriate in every case. Pennsylvania C&Rs specifically allow the release of both ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

Tools to succeed: Learning support for new nurses

A breakthrough in green hydrogen peroxide production: KIST develops carbon catalyst utilizing airborne oxygen

Travellers: beware of Oropouche virus. Is it the next Zika?

No increased death rates, admission differences for people experiencing homelessness with severe COVID-19

Optimizing public placement of naloxone kits to save lives

Burden of cardiovascular disease caused by extreme heat in Australia to more than double by 2050

Who does Darth Vader vote for? Not the same party as Harry Potter

Ground breaking advances in construction robotics in extreme environments unveiled in review

New strategies to enhance chiral optical signals unveiled

Cambridge research uncovers powerful virtual reality treatment for speech anxiety

2025 Gut Microbiota for Health World Summit to spotlight groundbreaking research

International survey finds that support for climate interventions is tied to being hopeful and worried about climate change

Cambridge scientist launches free VR platform that eliminates the fear of public speaking

Open-Source AI matches top proprietary model in solving tough medical cases

Good fences make good neighbors (with carnivores)

NRG Oncology trial supports radiotherapy alone following radical hysterectomy should remain the standard of care for early-stage, intermediate-risk cervical cancer