Nail & Skin Care
Relief for ingrown toenails, thick or discolored fungal nails, plantar warts, corns, and calluses — with treatment that usually starts the same day.
Nail and skin problems are the most common — and most fixable — issues we see at Mountain View Foot & Ankle Clinic. An ingrown toenail can be numbed and permanently corrected in a single visit. Fungal nails, plantar warts, and painful calluses all respond well to treatment, but they rarely clear up on their own, and drugstore remedies often make an ingrown nail worse. If you have diabetes, neuropathy, or poor circulation, these problems are never minor and should always be treated professionally.
Conditions We Treat
Ingrown Toenails
Redness, swelling, and pain along the nail border, with or without drainage.
Fungal Toenails
Thick, yellowed, crumbling nails that spread from one nail to the next.
Plantar Warts
Painful, callused spots on the sole that feel like walking on a pebble.
Corns & Calluses
Hardened skin caused by pressure or friction that becomes painful to stand on.
Athlete’s Foot & Cracked Heels
Itching, peeling, and fissures that can open the door to infection.
Treatment Options
Ingrown Nail Procedure
A quick, numbed in-office procedure, with a permanent option so the nail does not grow back in.
Fungal Nail Treatment
Topical, oral, and laser options matched to how much of the nail is involved.
Wart Removal
In-office treatment that clears stubborn warts home kits leave behind.
Callus & Corn Reduction
Professional debridement plus offloading, so the pressure that caused it actually stops.
What to Expect at Your Visit
Same-Day Relief
Most nail and skin problems are treated during the appointment you come in for.
Diagnostic Confirmation
We confirm a fungal infection with testing rather than treating it blindly.
Numbing When Needed
Procedures are done with local anesthetic — you should feel pressure, not pain.
Prevention Plan
Trimming technique, footwear, and skin care that keep the problem from coming back.
When to See a Podiatrist
Come in if a nail is red, swollen, draining, or painful to touch, if a wart or callus is changing how you walk, or if you have been treating a nail at home for months without progress. If you have diabetes or poor circulation, do not treat nail or skin problems yourself — call us first at (801) 784-1111. Patients travel to our Lehi office from Cedar Hills, Lindon, and American Fork.