Is their such thing of toenail implants?
821229
I'm not sure...if I had to guess I'd say no..but there are lots of crazy things out there.  I once lost my fingernail and wondered the same thing...but it grew back...thank GOD!!!
707117
This was the closest thing i could find:\n ingrowing toe nails\nonychocryptosis?
1168553
I don't think that i would have the implant.We have medical records to show about ourselves,and if it is something really bad of an illness most people wear a medical bracelet to show medics or Doctor's upon arrival anyhow.I think it is great that everyday there is room for improvement with our technology,but somethings are not really in need of such extremity.This is really something you and your loved ones should sit down and discuss if you are truly serious about this issue of such an implant.Best wishes and Good Luck!
916888
Guessing here, but our toenails are thicker than our fingernails, so that could have something to do with it.
100516
Yes. Try the manufacturer of the implant.  The Dr. can probably tell you that..or the Medical supplier.
811042
Yes, unfortunately you don't pay once for implants - you pay twice. Once to put 'em in, and then thousands more when they go rock hard and painful 10-15 years later.  (They are a 'foreign body' inside you.  The doctors call it 'encapsulation').  \nNo reputable surgeon will tell you that implants of any kind last forever. I know from personal and very painful experience (i still got 'em because I can't afford to have them replaced!) that they don't. \nSo do think hard...(Will I have a spare £4-5000 in 10 years time????)\nGood luck honey.\nPS: I wouldn't want 'Eric' as MY doctor!
304896
I used to despise my feet. They've kind of grown on me, because I can pick things up with them and crap like that. The toenails make a HUGE difference. If you've got toenails that you're unsatisfied with, chances are you won't like your feet either. Now I am learning to love my feet more, considering the fact that the genes I inherited I can't change.
891997
My wife is an aesthetician. She keeps my nails trimmed so that I can type to folks like you and help answer questions in this community! Cheers!
1156418
There are cosmetic products for this kind of nail problems. I have so many people with the same problem around me. Most of them use AVON products for their problems. I hope this can help.
968573
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nail_%28engineering%29\n\nread the link
464760
Yep, its surgically possible. Can feel natural if they don't get implants that are to big and will feel more natural if they already have a little extra cushion. See website below for before and after photos.
626292
Of course!  It's a service industry.  It isn't always perfect.  You have to try different places and manicurists til you find one you like and trust.  It's just like going to a restaurant with bad service or food.  Anyone who has gone to nail salons more than once has probably had at least one bad experience.
479957
Do not cute your nails too short.  Let them grow a little.\nDo noPrevention\n\nTo help prevent an ingrown toenail:\n\nTrim your toenails straight across. Don't curve your nails to match the shape of the front of your toe. If you have your toenails done at a nail salon, be sure to tell your pedicurist to trim your nails straight across. If you have circulation problems in your feet from disorders such as diabetes or peripheral vascular disease, see a podiatrist regularly to have your nails professionally trimmed. \nKeep toenails at a moderate length. Trim toenails so that they're even with the tips of your toes. If you trim your toenails too short, the pressure from your shoes on your toes' tissue may direct your nails to grow into the tissue. \nWear shoes that fit properly. Shoes that place excessive pressure on your toes or pinch your toes may cause your nails to grow into surrounding tissue. If you have nerve impairment to your feet, you may not be able to sense if your shoes fit too tightly. Take care to buy and wear properly fitted shoes, preferably from a shoe store specializing in fitting shoes for people with foot problems. \nWear protective footwear. If your work puts you at risk of injuring your toes, buy footwear such as steel-toed shoes, which protect your toes. \n\n I've had to get an ingrown toenail removed before.  I used to bite my toenails and tear them off.  I've had to do my own getting rid of toenails too.  I don't get them anymore because I let them grow and then cut them, no more tearing.\nHope this helps.
1070265
poss ingrown nail, check with podiatrist.
702606
None that I know of.Some people just like to wear a thumb ring, like I like to wear a toe ring on each foot.
908762
depends on how long a toenail.
490675
Go to a salon to have a pedicure and when they see your extra toe nail just ask them, "Is this going to be extra?"