Nail Disorders & Nail Health Check

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Nail Disorders & Nail Health Check procedure at Dermiiz Clinic

Nails are sensitive biological mirrors reflecting internal health, systemic diseases, dermatological conditions, nutritional status, and traumatic injury.

At Dermiiz, our dermatologists conduct thorough onychoscopy assessments to evaluate nail plate architecture, subungual capillary beds, and matrix health. We diagnose and treat nail psoriasis, lichen planus, chronic paronychia, brittle nail syndrome, and abnormal pigment streaks.

Nail disorders we evaluate & treat

Specialized dermatological evaluation of complex nail plate and cuticle conditions.

Nail Psoriasis

Pitting, oil-drop discoloration, subungual hyperkeratosis, and crumbling nail plates.

Brittle & Splitting Nails (Onychorrhexis)

Thin, fragile nails that peel in layers or split vertically due to dehydration and deficiencies.

Chronic Paronychia (Cuticle Infection)

Painful, swollen, boggy cuticles caused by constant water exposure and mixed infections.

Melanonychia (Nail Pigment Streaks)

Brown or black longitudinal bands on the nail evaluated with dermoscopy to rule out subungual melanoma.

Benefits of a clinical nail check

Accurate clinical diagnostics to treat underlying systemic and dermatological root causes.

Dermatologist consultation for Nail Disorders & Nail Health Check

Comprehensive Onychology Diagnostics

Dermoscopic magnification allows micro-structural assessment of nail matrix and capillary health.

Differentiates fungal infections from psoriasis, trauma, and autoimmune diseases.

Specialized intralesional and topical therapies for nail matrix restoration.

Restores strength, smoothness, and healthy pink luster to damaged nails.

Frequently asked questions

Have questions about our treatments? Here are answers to common questions to help guide you on your treatment journey.

Mild vertical ridges are a normal part of aging. However, pronounced ridges or horizontal indentations (Beau’s lines) may indicate systemic illness, severe stress, or nutritional deficiencies.
Yes. We utilize specialized topical corticosteroid-calcipotriol lacquers, systemic therapies, and intralesional micro-injections into the nail matrix to restore smooth nail growth.
Any new or changing dark brown/black vertical band (melanonychia) should be evaluated promptly by a dermatologist using dermoscopy to rule out subungual melanoma.
Chronic paronychia is an inflammation of the cuticle fold frequently triggered by repeated water immersion, detergents, or yeast. Restoring the protective cuticle seal is essential.
Yes. We treat brittle nails by addressing iron/biotin deficiencies, prescribing specialized medical nail strengthening lacquers, and guiding protective barrier habits.