Surgery for an ingrown toenail (or matricectomy) - PiedRéseau Granby
The PiedRéseau Granby clinic offers a specialized service for ingrown toenail surgery, also known as matricectomy. This procedure is designed to address the discomfort associated with ingrown toenails, providing patients with a quick solution to alleviate pain and prevent further complications. Our clinic prioritizes patient care by ensuring that each individual receives personalized attention throughout their treatment journey.
Ingrown toenail surgery at our facility is performed under local anesthesia, allowing for a minimally invasive approach. The procedure aims to remove the problematic portion of the nail while preserving as much of the nail bed as possible. Patients can expect a straightforward process, with the goal of returning to their daily activities swiftly and comfortably.
Our team of qualified podiatrists conducts thorough assessments to determine the necessity of surgery. We take into account each patient’s medical history and individual needs, ensuring that the treatment plan is tailored specifically for them. Follow-up appointments are also scheduled to monitor recovery and address any concerns that may arise post-surgery.
The PiedRéseau Granby team consists of Dr. Keven Lambert, podiatrist-owner; Dr. Madeline Nicol, podiatrist; Dr. Vincent Désilets, podiatrist; Dr. Alexandre Lottinville, podiatrist; Natasha Cyr, Clinical Coordinator; Nolina Cimpoies Dragan, Clinical Director; Frédérique A. Blouin, nurse assistant in foot care; Vicky Munger, auxiliary nurse in foot care; Steven Poirier, foot care nurse; Crystelle Paquette, Team Leader; Marianne Messier, podiatric assistant; Megan Brisebois, administrative assistant; and Martine Brunelle, administrative assistant.