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Laser Nail Therapy Clinic – Multiple Locations

$249 for Laser Nail-Fungus Treatment for One Foot ($750 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Podiatrists brandish FDA-cleared PinPointe lasers to clear up irksome nail fungus in as little as one treatment

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jan 30, 2013
  • Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Appointment required. 12hr cancellation notice required or $50 fee may apply.
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Fungus-causing bacteria thrive in dark places, such as on shower-room floors, in gym shoes, or in the shadow of a passing comet. Keep digits safe with this Groupon.

$249 for Laser Nail-Fungus Treatment for One Foot ($750 Value)

After a consultation, podiatrists use the PinPointe laser to scour fungal growth from nails in a treatment that requires no downtime. Results are seen within a few months, as clear, uninfected nails begin to grow in.

Laser Nail Therapy Clinic

Laser Nail Therapy Clinic's experienced quartet of doctors harnesses the photon-borne powers of the PinPointe FootLaser to painlessly and effectively whisk fungi from patients' nails. During treatments, the doctors flit the gentle beams from digit to digit, killing fungus that lives on and underneath the nail without damaging the surrounding skin. The treatments are powerful enough to raze most fungal colonies after one session, and they allow for patients to immediately resume normal activities such as afternoon jogs or crab walks home.

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  • Blind date bringing you a brightly colored wildflower: cute

  • Blind date bringing you a brightly colored wild cockatiel: creepy

  • Father saying goodbye to his daughter after dropping her off at school: cute

  • Father saying goodbye to his daughter after serving her scrambled eggs: creepy

  • Animal with eyes exactly the size of a quarter: cute

  • Animal with eyes slightly larger than a quarter: creepy

  • Six-year-old niece taking your picture: cute

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Why do so many children scratch the eyes out of family photographs?

Laser Nail Therapy Clinic

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