Patholase Pinpointe Laser

Is a privately held delaware corporation formed in august 2011 and located in northern california.

Patholase pinpointe laser.

It will still take up to 1 year for the nails to grow out healthy. Stop suffering the pain and embarrassment of unsightly nail fungus. Pinpointe laser for toenail fungus in action. Pinpointe s laser light reportedly passes through the toenail without causing damage to the nail or.

John cozzarelli specializes in foot surgery foot pain ankle pain ingrown toenails diabetic foot care wound care and heel pain. The first fda cleared laser for the temporary increase of clear nail in patients with onychomycosis. In september of 2011 nuvolase inc. With series a private equity capital recently secured from nexus medical partners patholase is rapidly.

Acquired certain rights assets and intellectual properties associated with the pinpointe footlaser. And canada to develop and bring to market a new generation of laser technology solutions that address a series of medical issues from toenail fungus and periodontal disease to more serious life threatening. Pinpointe footlaser is the easy and convenient procedure that helps turn your discolored and disfigured nails into clearer healthier looking nails. Call our office for more information or to schedule a complimentary consultation.

Using the patholase pinpointe footlaser patients can experience immediate results from a simple procedure with no pain and no side effects. Associated podiatrists believe their patients deserve to ha. This new technology has made treatment of toenail infections safe and effective. The patholase laser kills the fungus living under the toe nails that cause toenail infections.

Performing the procedure is associated podiatrists. Patholase has assembled a world class group of top scientists academic thought leaders and leading practitioners from around the u s. The pinpointe footlaser introduced in 2008 uses a patented laser technology to target the pathogens that cause onychomycosis. Nycpm receives donation of patholase laser for research study the new york college of podiatric medicine has received a donation from patholase inc of the company s patented new pinpointe footlaser for the treatment of onychomycosis and will be teaching the college s students to use the new technology in conjunction with a clinical research study to be conducted at the college s clinical.