Our podiatry office in Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands & Surfside, FL offer the best treatments for athlete’s foot. All procedures are performed by Dr. Gary Curson, an experienced specialist with over 40 years of practice. He stays current on the latest medical advancements to provide cutting-edge therapies that eliminate fungus and prevent its recurrence in feet. Multiple treatment options are available, including laser procedures, topical antifungal creams, and oral medications to meet each patient’s needs.
Our medical laser produces focused beams of intense light that precisely target and eliminate the fungus that causes athlete’s foot. The laser penetrates the top layer of skin to heat up and destroy fungal overgrowth without damaging surrounding healthy tissue. Laser therapy helps resolve symptoms like inflammation and itching in a few short sessions. Multiple treatments may be required to eradicate stubborn skin infections.
Laser therapy can penetrate deep into the skin on the feet to kill fungus. The laser light also stimulates healing and prevents recurrent tinea infections.
Read moreTopical antifungal creams, sprays, and powders applied directly to the infected area can quickly relieve symptoms and eliminate fungus on the skin surface. They are easy to use and tend to work faster than oral medications.
Read moreOral antifungal medications treat fungal infections throughout the body. They may be more effective at reaching infections in the nails or deeper skin layers. Oral medications boost the body's ability to fight off the fungus.
Read moreThe cost of athlete’s foot treatment in Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands & Surfside, FL, ranges from $15 to $800, depending on the type of therapy. Laser procedures typically cost between $100 and $800 per session. Topical antifungal creams and sprays, like clotrimazole and terbinafine, are available for $15-$30. Prescription oral antifungal medications can range from $100 to $600 for an entire course. If athlete’s foot remains untreated, there is a high risk that it may spread from toe to toe. Therefore, we highly recommend that our patients meet with Dr. Curson for a professional diagnosis. He will give comprehensive information about treatment options that best suit each person’s case.