How she regrew her separated nail. [Onycholysis]
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Watch this next: • Nail Separation | Caus...
✅ Nail issues? Request your personal nail assessment bit.ly/3xeAqxk
disclaimer: some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something we'll receive a small commission (at no extra cost to you).
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
OUR FAVOURITE STUFF ON AMAZON:
🛒 💕Our Amazon Store 🇺🇸 amzn.to/3KL6IEL
🛒 💕Our Amazon Store 🇨🇦 amzn.to/3MSCUrW
🛒 💕Our Amazon Store 🇬🇧 amzn.to/3Mz4zxr
🛒 💕Our Amazon Store 🇪🇸 amzn.to/3MOBMFA
----
If you would like to support our channel please consider making your purchases through our affiliate links:
🛒 💕 Shop at Beyond Polish with our affiliate link: bit.ly/3il6Pew
💰Get 10% off regular prices with our coupon code: TSL10
🛒 💕 Shop Erica ATA with our affiliate link bit.ly/3HgWx9Z
💰Get 10% off bits, bit kits and files with our coupon code: THESALONLIFE
Diamond Hand file (fine pattern or medium) bit.ly/3804Wi5
Small Tapered Barrel (fine or medium) bit.ly/2PgnlRg
Safety Smooth Top Barrel (thick product removal) bit.ly/3mUfbeN
Pedicure Skin Bit (coarse) bit.ly/3gm2esp
🛒 💕 Shop Dazzle Dry with our affiliate link:
💰
Prep amzn.to/3POz3yY
Base Coat amzn.to/3URVR4c
Top Coat amzn.to/49Oh4Al
Revive amzn.to/3IbQHZm
-------
FAQ: www.thesalonli...
-------
❤ Channel Support- One-time donation- checkout.squar...
❤ Early Access to future videos on Patreon ($5): / thesalonlife
----------
👉 HOW TO REMOVE DAZZLE DRY • HOW TO REMOVE DAZZLE D...
👉 HOW TO FIX CUTICLES: • HOW to FIX CUTICLES [Y... • Dry, torn, overgrown “...
👉 CAPPING FREE EDGE (GEL POLISH): • GEL POLISH SHRINKING? ...
👉 FILING NAILS IN 1 DIRECTION? by Doug Schoon • Question #47
👉 FACT BASED INFORMATION by Doug Schoon: / @facetofacewithdougsch...
👉 Where is the CUTICLE? by Doug Schoon article: bit.ly/3q5PgQH
👉 "Breathable"/Halal nail polishes- the facts bit.ly/3b74TmB
👉 IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT FORMALDEHYDE bit.ly/3sHLFu2
bit.ly/2Ob3kuY bit.ly/3KVDkvR
👉 Why polish yellows nails. Chemist explains bit.ly/3QSkU2O
👉 Facts vs. Myths Nail Care Edition bit.ly/3Io9MZF
👉 Gel "brush on removers" bit.ly/3IiXtgT
--discount codes--
Erica ATA 10% off drill bits and tools "THESALONLIFE" bit.ly/3HgWx9Z
Beyond Polish 10% off regular prices "TSL10" bit.ly/3il6Pew
MelodySusie 12% off "TSL12" bit.ly/3BPCy26
iHerb 10% off code DHY8703 www.iherb.com?rcode=DHY8703
![Why is the nail separating from nail bed? [Nail bed hyperkeratosis?]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rvOZszz0k5c/mqdefault.jpg)
Watch this next: th-cam.com/video/N94uoUU73bw/w-d-xo.html
references:
www.aocd.org/page/Onycholysis
schoonscientific.com/2019/whats-new-nail-anatomy-latest-facts/
www.aocd.org/general/custom.asp?page=greennailsyndrome
cdn.mdedge.com/files/s3fs-public/Document/September-2017/076050325.pdf
Thank you again!
What a great time lapse for education! Thanks for sharing and thanks to the ladies who wrote in! Patience is key!
This is the third time I watched this upload. This helped me immensely. After you helped me discover a gel allergy. This video did not just alleviated the extreme pain by giving me the valor to cut my nails shorter and shorter every other day because it was painful, but you also game me much needed hope. For some reason the nails in my thumbs were the most damaged and I am still growing and cutting them out.
Thank you again!
I wish there was this video when I experienced onycholysis a few times on my toenails to put my discomfort at ease. I used to dance Argentine tango and twice my second toenail experienced trauma during practice. I had to cut the entire nail plate and I felt declawed when walking, even with flat shoes I could not grip properly. I stubbed my large toenail walking in Old Montreal and had to cut it several times (imagine an obtuse triangle and no side wall on one side) because of lifting after regrowth. It required about 8-9 months for both toenails to re-grow properly. Thank you, Anna, for this important video.
Onicolisis (that' s how greek etymology is disrespected in spanish🤦🏻♀️) and constant necrosis was my everyday nightmare for years as a pro ballerina🩰. This lady has been extreamly lucky to receive your help and periodical feedback. Her nail has re-attached in ONLY six months😮🙏🏻!!!! Personally, I love this kind of high voltage videos😍. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
🧛🏻♀️🖤
I still laugh about a Facebook pile on I received with Jezebel where I commented that ballet is extremely harmful to many pro dancers’ feet
Hundreds of chickens shrieked & howled about ‘how dare you!!’
So when Trump came along, I wasn’t surprised that delusional opinions of preferences are more appealing than facts & medical reports
Off topic, but: I've never noticed how perfect your Eyebrows are 😮 Amazing and beautiful 😍
wow, thank you :))
Hi Anna! Thank you so much for your help and for staying in touch!
Wow her thumb nails looks so healthy.Cutting the nail deep was i think a good idea and she also had a lot of patience. After cutting the nail her skin under the nail looked painfull. I’m glad to see that she has a nice tumb nail now 🙏🏼
It's not painful. A bit sensitive for a few days and that's it.
@@TheSalonLife better sensitive then painfull. If the same problem from the nails will be for example on the toe nails is it also possible to cut that part out?
@@TheSalonLife SO detailed and very specific, great attention to details - excellent service to all watching! I actually had an injury on my toenail 5 years ago /bad cut got infected during holiday in Montreal and its took more than 24 months to heal etc, with many wrong techniques proposed by doctors! As I swim a lot every day and always use nail polish for months I seem to ruin now both toenails (rather long nails with coat kept forever must of dried outer layers, they cracked /portions disconnected yesterday)! Horribly looking and I am scared to get further problems as it very exposed one nail corner - any EMERGENCY advice !? stop swimming / take off the rest of nail polish ? as both dried portions look bad...Thank you for your professionalism !
Wow, what an incredible process. I have onycholysis in my big toe nail and I am aware that it's going to be a long process.
What I was worried about is if the nail would go back to normal but now I know that it is possible.
Thanks for the video.
Best of luck!
This is so helpful. This seems to happen to me a lot on one of my fingers. Thanks for the encouragement to continue being patient for the times this happens! ❤
I had this in all my fingernails, it was awful! It took a very long time to get my nails back to a healthy state. I hadn't had trauma but had had peeling nails, & had religiously been applying OPI for sensitive & peeling nails 🙄 I stopped using it in case it was an allergy, whatever it was, the damage was done. I was so ashamed of how awful all of my nails looked! 😢 I also found it very difficult to find help with how to treat it, so thank you for raising some awareness 😊
I'm having mine separate because of damage from concrete (maybe) did you notice the half moons start changing before the separations? And how did you treat it?
Can you please tell how to treat i have in all my nails😔
This has happened to me. Months ago, I hit my nail really hard. I started to notice the separation. For months I tried covering it up with polish, to hide it. Didn’t work. After watching one of your videos, I decided to follow this procedure. It’s slowly getting better. Will have to cut a bit out again, but it’s not as bad as it was before. Many thanks for the informative videos.
I had a similar event with a toenail after I stumped the toe. All is well, but I lost the entire nail. It slowly loosened entirely, and I kept trimming off the loose part. Finally, the last of it came off and all the exposed nail bed was rough and dry. I kept it clean, wore socks, and had no pain, except the stump! It's slowly but surely growing back. I hope it is completely reattached and will grow to the original length. Your videos have been helpful in many ways.😊 😊
Its normal for the exposed nail bed to look rough, it hardens when its exposed
my toenail is currently loosened entirely but i’m scared to cut all the way.😭 However i hate the way my big toe looks
Great job. She was so diligent with her own care. ❤ 👍🏼
I'm dealing with this for both my big toenails. I had an injury from walking shoes. They take longer to grow out but they're getting there!
Still growing. Really slow going. My toes just don't grow as fast. Takes patience!!
How is it now? 6 months later?
What did you do to fix it?
I just found your channel. Where have you been all my life!? Im a natural nail gal only, and i need all the help i can get. My nails are changing as i age, so i cant wait to binge watch your videos❤❤❤
Happy to help!
This, and so many of your videos and the stories shared by others in the comments, have been helpful to me as I go through this. I was doing my nails for quite a while using poly gel with no trouble, but when I switched to full-coverage tips there were many "operator error" issues (mostly pinching from the tip sizes being incorrect, but also using bad products) and finally I admitted defeat when the nail plate lifted on several fingers. It's been so hard to accept the end of having extensions, or what I consider to be "pretty nails." I'm looking at six months of growth, minimum, and no Christmas nails, and it's just devastating. But, I have a game plan and I'm determined to keep them healthy, short, and wait until they regrow.
Better to be healthy and safe, there are other ways to beautifully decorate nails with minimal damage. You could also try using press ons with stickers if you want play with length here and there.
I watched this thinking it couldn't happen to me - well it happened to me from cleaning a corner of my pinky nail. I guess I'm off to cut out the separated part. Hopefully since it's a pinky it will look like it's growing faster. Thank you for this info!
Thank you so much I really worried about my hand nail after chemotherapy
And I cut it out too this VDO clip made me feel relieved ❤Thank you so much❤
So educational! I hope I never experience this, but if I do, I feel completely prepared.
Wonderful advice! I have a very bad habit of ripping off my acrylics/gels. I know, I need to stop. Well yesterday I ripped them off and discovered this on 2 of my nails, most definitely caused by repeated trauma. Mine are not nearly as separated as hers, but I was still sure my nails were all going to fall off and I would be stuck with nail-less stumps for the rest of my life! I was panicking, but not anymore after reading more about it and watching videos on how to help heal it. So here we go on a healthy nail journey! ❤
I lost both my big toenails simultaneously many years ago. I went to an all night club and was dancing all night wearing a pair of boots that my friend had lent to me, which were a size too small for me. I hadn't realised that the ends of my big toes were continuously banging against the inside of the boots all night snd badly traumatising the nails. They went black over the next few days and then both fell off completely. It took a year for them to grow back.
Thank you so much! I typically never wear nail polish or fake nails and got acrylics for my wedding and wore them for 3 weeks and was shocked to see this on my nails. I've been worried it might have been fungus so trimmed them down very short and I've been soaking in gold listerne to be safe. Happy to know that eventually they will reattach though!
❤ I just go my nail to grow back healthy after 20 plus years of it being split and not connecting in the same spot. The oil soak help and better vitamins, I guess
All you have to do is keep cutting it back? Or do you apply something else to it as well?
Thank you very much - this is a very important theme
Amazing video! I have nail trauma to both big toe nails, from running the Berlin Maraton in September 2023. Great advice in this video and I will start the cutting process in the new year and will take lots of pictures.
I had a similar thing with my pointer finger nail.I tried treating it for months and the only way it healed was when I cut it right back and carried on grinding it back as it grew which also allowed me to apply treatment cream directly to the spot. 6 months later I have a regrown and stronger nail.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience!
I've contacted a podologist, she said about the treatment: "it doesn't mean that when it grows again, it will grow attached to the skin as it was before the onycholysis". How do we solve the problem?
I am so grateful!!! Thank you!! I will definitely try this on my index finger where my nail has separated from the nailbed due to sticking my finger deep into houseplantpots for years😂.
Love your informative videos and calm music. 🙌🏽🙌🏽
I love your channel and even more the info u provide, i have been looking for this kind of substantial information for almost 2 years! And no luck until I found u guys 🤗, i cannot believe how a lot of people is missing this (i see u have few likes on some of your videos) but they are soo worth tho, thanks very much ❤❤
Thank you so much! Your message made my day ❤️
I'm talking to everyone in my salon about your channel 😁🤭🤭
awww, thank you, I really appreciate it :))
What a great post. Anna if anyone is suffering like your viewer, you have given all the advice on how to treat the nail. 💅 As an avid follower I'm amazed at your knowledge. I just wish I lived nearer, Iwould definitely, be a client. Thanks from Wales UK 🥰😍🤩
Thank you Lynne 🥰
I'm so glad I came across this. I had a big toe nail seperate down the side of my nail, after removing an ingrown and it's not ever grown back normal yet. It's been about 2 years if memory serves correct. The nail is more or less attached but it doesn't connect to the side of the nail bed.
Did you manage to fix it?
Dropped a can on my big toe left side. Same issue. I keep cutting it back and it is slow going but showing progress. It’s been over 6 months and it’s not even half there yet. But like you said it’s a slow process. I keep it clean and cut back constantly. I oil the cuticle but not the whole nail. This video is valuable on knowing how slow this process is and that you have to keep on top of it.
If the nail is cut back oil should be fine.
Took over 18 months for me to do that with my big toenail…
I’m going through this process atm and it does seem to be improving. I’m so reassured by this video and comment!
I bumped my big toe really hard once and after about a week, the nail completely fell off. It took a long time to grow back but fortunately not 18 months.
Same happened to me. It seemed to take forever! So glad it healed!
Toenails grow 2-3 times slower. And gets even slower with age.
How exactly did you do it every grow it grows you cut it?
I’ve got similar progression photos of the same injury and healing. Mine thumb actually got infected, developed a little hole on top. I didn’t even know it until puss came out(sorry, I know, it was gross). All healed now, no evidence of any damage.
Thank you Anna!! I have the same thing!! That is what I was asking about - you are amazing and the pictures helped so much. How do I cut it out? I was filing it out… is that not ideal? Do I use clippers or small scissors? Reese
I wanted to share my experience…I caught my pointer finger in the door
and the top half of my nail lifted and was no longer attached …I showed my dermatologist during a visit and she said it was onycholysis…Kerasal really did the trick for me I applied all the time to not let it dry out and I also cut out the unattached lifted edges as it grew out … for me cuticle nippers worked the best… it’s been about 5-6 months and it’s just about grown out …I still haven’t polished that nail … I cover with a fabric bandaid and kerasal if I’m going out… the kerasal really worked for me …my other nails benefited as well cause I use it so much 😁
Hi! I know your comment is old but I’m hoping you see this. Which Kerasal did you buy? The Multi-Purpose Nail Repair or the ointment meant for feet? And how often did you apply it per day? And did you do the whole nail or just where the injury was? TY so much!
Yes I used builder in a bottle - good brand from a proper supplies store, I am level 3 nvq trained but the 2nd time I used it I started to get onycholysis - it's taken about 6 months my nails are still recovering - a lot better than they were - I have clipped the free edge short and avoided any BOB until this issue is addressed by industry reformulation .
Which brand was that? The Gel Bottle?
When I get it, usually in my right thing nail, I clip it as far as I can. I rub it with isopropyl alcohol to kill any bacteria. I then rub in pure tea tree oil a couple of times a day. Being patient is the hardest thing!
Tea tree can be quite irritating. I would not recommend.
@@TheSalonLife it works for me, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone else, and certainly not undiluted.
diluted tea tree oil or in pure form???
wow I don't know if I can cut my nail. I am using tea tree oil. I 'll plan to see my Dr.
@@msmith1821 can you give some Advice?
This is very helpful as I am dealing with this very issue now. I have an appointment with my dermatologist soon I'll see if they can cut my nail back for me. And I guess I'll learn some patience.😢
I just tried it as i feel so embarrassed to cut it completely off but I did i hope this works
Please take pictures. It helps to see if there is progress. Every 2 weeks is great.
Thank you so much for sharing your video, I have this problem my nails and was so afraid there won't grow back 😢
You're welcome, all the best in your nail journey.
Thank you for the video! I have this problem in multiple nails. I also have psoriasis though and feel that that is the cause of the issue for me. In my fngernails, there is no psoriasis skin underneath, just separation. But in my toenails I sometimes have a bit of a build up of compacted psoriasis skin under the nail. On my toes I do cut it down and gently remove the unhealthy skin. I have not cut my fingernails down since I love to wear nail polish strips on them every week. And I wasn't sure with the cause being the psoriasis if cutting it down to then let it regrow would correct the problem or if it would continue to recur. When I am strict with a raw vegan anti-inflammatory diet and having food grade diotamaceous earth each day, I see improvement in the attachment of my fingernails very quickly. I just struggle to do this diet strictly for a long time because it is very restrictive. The success I see with it though makes me think that controlling the inflammation internally is the key to this healing for me. What do you think?
Good job..good tecnic.thanks
How do you cut it out safely?
I have 8 nails that are lifting. 😢 I had a gel manicure with tips and they were too tight. They're white underneath.... I wasn't sure if I needed to cut them all, but this tells me I should. Sad.
I damaged my large toenail by walking in new stiff sneakers. I finally cut it away on both sides. Now, it's shaped like a Christmas tree (ugly). I'll follow these directions and show my dermatologist. Thank you for your help.
THANK YOU FOR THIS!! Super helpful and relieving to know what to expect. Still need to see Derm though….😕
I'm experiencing this right now. This was very helpful. I cut both damaged thumbnails out completely and am hoping that it resolves soon. I'll just keep no polish or no gel or something. Thank you!
Thank you so much! Did you figure out why this happened?
@TheSalonLife no. I believe it's due to constant gel manicures. I haven't had any injuries and coincidentally its on both thumbs
I have this issue on my fingernails, caused by a reaction to a gel polish remover or the gel itself, I think. It’s been a few years of not wearing any polish and trying to fix it but unfortunately it’s not getting any better so I guess this is it 😫
In my experience, even when it looks like it’s growing back fast and looks better, it really isn’t as it will still lift, over and over. It’s a slowwwww process.
I love this informative video. One of my great toes is starting to do this very thing. Now I know what to do. Thank you so much Anna!
You are so welcome!
I've had this for half a year and have been ignoring it. Now that I know what's going on I think its time to try and fix it lol.
Came to say the same. I finally just cut mine back. Here we go!
@@jossiedielhow did it go?
I would love to know what kind of cutter she used to cut part of the nail off.
Yes i need that top
Do you recommend dressing the toenail if we do a cut and grow technique until it levels off, i ask only as i work 12 hour nightshifts and hike in my spare time.
That happened to me one time and use tea tree oil under my nail every time I washed my hands or exposed it to moisture and after 2 weeks of using the tea tree oil my nail was back to normal
thank you for sharing your experience!
apply pure tea tree oil or diluted
please please please reply
@@lopamudrasahoo4006 always diluted. Pure can cause a lot of damage to skin because it's too strong.
Estou com a unha do dedão do pé direito assim 🤪 não cortei ainda porque a área é grande e vai ficar horrível sem unha 😕 mas pelo que você falou,a solução é cortar né?🤔
Great informative video. Thank you so much.
All my nails are lifting and my toes are starting 😢
Thanks very helpful, right now 😢
Thank you! That was helpful.
I had the same thing... My nail is fully grown but still a weird Lighter colour now.. I hope that grows out also. 😅
Maybe its still separated?
@@TheSalonLife i think so, I keep it short and clean.. And waiting for it to grow out.. 😅
Darn, I had trauma toe on both great toes due to my hiking boots. I went to a podiatrist and he cut off part of one nail and said the other would grow out. Both are still separated in the same area. Guess I will cut out the unattached nail on both great toes and see if I can get them to grow correctly.
Thank you soo much! I learned a lot and will make sure I keep cutting it short. If fungus is suspected do you recommend vinegar soaks?
If fungus is suspected I would recommend getting a culture done and making sure it's fungus. Fungus is quite rare on the hands
Hi Anna, thank you for sharing this. I am wondering: I have damaged my big toe nail about 1,5 years ago. It has led to more than the top half of the nail being completely seperated. It seems like the nail bed underneath is not sensitive anymore, it just feels/seems like skin. Do you think it would be too late to apply this method of cutting it back and letting it regrow? I am hesitant because it's a big part of the nail and I don't want to end up with something worse looking. On the other hand I am afraid that the damage will extend even further over time (even though I'm keeping the nail short). I would love your thoughts on it
I have same problem oncholysis on thumbnail my half nail seprated..if i cut my seprated nail this will cure my problem? New growing nail will be healthily growing
Plz reply na mam
i had something that looked similar on my nail (i'm not sure if it was the same thing) and i used alcohol and hydrogen peroxide and it didn't work. Finally i decided to try vinegar and that's how mine healed. could it have been this?
No idea without knowing more details.... how you used the vinegar, how often and for how long?
@TheSalonLife I soaked it in vinegar for about 5-10 minutes about every other day. It didn't take too long to heal and I noticed a difference after about a week of doing this.
I've had it happened to me q couple times, it has never lasted for more than like 2 months I've never cut it out at all... I just applied tea tree oil to prevent infection I all avoided leaving it bare I was just more careful with it avoiding bumping it and it just grows back quickly and it kind of reattaches....
But I know we net the same so my experience will not be the same but that's what happened to me, never lasted longer than 2months
thank you for sharing your experience!!
pure tea tree oil or diluted
please please reply
Dorogaya Anna, I' d love to know your thoughts about tretinoine (don' t ask me why but I suspect that your glowing lovely skin already knows Miss Treti✨). I' ve been using it for yeeeeears (currently 47yo) in my face, neck and hands + sleeping cotton 🧤 without the distal phalanx piece to alllow the mani breath). I' m not gonna talk about the wonders of _The Gold Standard_ because we all know what happens when used properly, consistently and responsibly but, since I' ve experienced such a notorious improvement on my brows, I' m tempted to apply it also on my nails and surrounding area. Would be a pleasure if you had any experience with retinoids and nails. Meanwhile, if ain' t broke, don' t fix it. I' ll continue with my beloved trusty jojoba oil. Many maaaany thanks in advanced and have a lovely weekend! 🧛🏻♀️🖤.
Hello :) Funny you ask.... but I'm a HUGE believer in tretinoin. I've been using it for yeeeeeeears as well (I'm 50 now) and I now use the strongest version so the 0.1% daily with no irritation to my skin.
I also use it on my neck, chest and tops of my hands.
BUT, I find that my over plucked eyebrows don't like the tretinoin and tend to fall out more (especially the over plucked, weak hairs that barely hang on).
When I stop tretinoin on my forehead they tend to regrow a bit on top.
You have to be very consistent with sunblock when using tretinoin so I would not be using it around the nails.
I will stick to jojoba :)
@@TheSalonLife Ooops, yes🥺 overplucked follicles don' t love treti, that' s why you experience weakness and falling. Mines are 100% natural, that' s why. For some reason, 0.050% is the perfect percentage for me. Maybe in the future I' ll tolerate 0.1%... _Sunscreenovna_ is my patronymic😜. Thanks A LOT for your time and your valuable jojoba advice, Anna. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
Edit: Have you tried to isolate your brows with a thick layer of petrolatum so the treti doesn' t reach them?
Yes, I built up to using this strength, I started using the 0.1% couple years ago, before that it was years of 0.05%
Yes, I'm putting a thick layer of vaseline on my brows before applying tretinoin for months now but I think throughout the night everything swooshes together anyway (I'm a side sleeper)
It's terrible that I have to choose between healthy skin and brows 🥹
@@TheSalonLife IKR🥴. I' ve tried everything to become a Tutankhamun sleeper, I' ve followed all the advices from Dr. Dray, Dr. Simon Scarano and my all time physio, I bought the _insertyourheadhere_ pillow and I cheat myself thinking "I' ve been a ballerina, I can control my body, I will achieve it" blah, blah blah... But NO😭. I only feel truly rested sleeping the frog position (butterfly in ballet) like a baby born. I' m not a fan of facial tattoo AT ALL but, if you kindly accept my suggestion, have a look at Burgundy Red Studio (Fuengirola, Málaga). Sonia, the OG is the only person that has made me drop my jaw to the floor and touch the screen to check it was just a 2D image😅. Just so you know, I' m a MUA since my retirement. If Sonia has cheated my eagle eye, mind you... We stan a retinized nail queen with stunning brows☺️. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
Hi, I injured my big toenail and now the side has detached from the nail bed (it's shaped like a triangle with the base at the edge of the nail pointing downwards). The point is still attached to my nail bed, so should I still cut it off? I don't know if the rest of the nail is still attached, since it's bleeding a lot. How should I treat it? Should I apply betadine and bandage it?
If anything is bleeding and there is pain or inflammation this is no longer cosmetic issue but a medical issue. I suggest seeing a medical professional.
@@TheSalonLife it was bleeding a lot, but no inflammation. I bandaged it and used betadine, and took off the band aid the next night. I let the wound air out every night and apply a new bandaid in the morning. The nail itself looks to be doing okay, it didn't completely detach from the nail bed. Just the sides and I think the top aswell. Should I still see a medical professional even if it's not very bad?
This was so helpful i am recently dealing with this , i had contact dermatitis after removing my gel X nails ( i think i was over exposed to much chemicals and mostly acetone ) , my CD healed properly on my skin but then my nails started to de-attach from the nail bed , my nails looked healthy but so thin when i cut the damaged parts , now i am keeping them protected and away from water as much as i can ( because if i expose them to water too much they deattach somh .. ) , i am working on healing them and letting them completly grow as they are all cut and my nail bed is exposed , my question is can i use HEMA free rubber base gel after them healing ?
My nail and bed are not connecting no matter how much growth.
My nails and hair grow very, very quickly.
I have several nails doing this now, must be aging.
No. This is not a normal part of aging. Something else is going on and I would find out why this is happening
I may have also been a nail biter for like my whole life ish as well. I'm 32 now
I don't have anything as bad as she does, but I have uneven smile lines on my hands from a nervous tick (scratching at my nails with my thumb nail) over years and years. Whenever I try to regrow them, it's as if the nail bed NEVER reattaches and only grows back white. I'm not sure what to do?
Hi, I need your advice. My nail separated due to injury. But the separation is in the middle and after trimming the side, it bled and the blood is trapped under the nail.😢 what should I do? Can I send you pictures please?😭
Thank you for this upload, my dermatologist had no idea what was going on and just gave me a steroid cream? Which, googling this word, tells me is the opposite of what you should use.
I have a question; between the white part of the nail and the normal part there's like a pinkier area. Should I ONLY cut the white part out or go as far as the pinkier bit? In my case, the pinkier shape goes further down than the white nail
I cannot really advice in a particular case without having more info.
The pinkier part is still attached so no, I would not recommed cutting it.
Usually removing only the separated part is recommended
@@TheSalonLife thank you for replying, and so quickly!!
I understand you might need more info but your answer still helps! When clipping my nails just now I decided not to clip anything that doesn't look completely separated - so only white parts. 😊 My nails are a little bit strange so I think I will still check with a professional
Hi Anna, thank you for this Video. I have a friend whose middle finger got broken at the tip, so the nail got damaged. After it was healed there was a hallow space exactly in the middle of the nail where the finger was broken. Should i advise him to cut the hallow part of the nail? Thats exactly in the middle. So two sides would have nail attachment but in the middle would be without nail. Or can he use tea tree oil to treat it?Awaiting your professional advice!!! Have a blessed day!!!
Hello there :). I have no idea to be honest. Especially without seeing the nail.
Tea tree is not going to help the nail avoid separating. It might be antibacterial but does he have a bacterial infection?
What type of oil is this that she rubbed on it?
I had this one didn't take to long to grow out and back but it got infected so I got antibiotics
Anna, you’re so pretty!
Aww, thank you 🥰
I need help so badly. My doctor just gave me some steroid cream but after 2 months nothing has changed.
I have like 3-5 nails damaged from what I think is concrete getting all over my hands and maybe under the nails... Was my skin for a while.. but now.my.nails are losing the half moon,then start doing this separation thing with a white/sorta yellow tinge? Begging for a point in the right direction
One of my big toenails is like that! I've been looking for a reason why. Also some of my toenails have marks that look like chalk.
Are you wearing polish? Is the white only under where the polish was?
Check out this blog post I wrote
www.patreon.com/posts/pedicure-study-1-24347099
Yours are like the picture from March 29, 2019?
I know this is a stupid question, but when there's is nail lifting, do we leave it alone? No polish, no clear polish, no strengthener? I apply oil daily. I really want to apply a clear polish. I'm so embarrassed by my nails :(
I know you are asking Anna and not me, but I’ve talked to her about this. I’ve had repeated occurrences of onycholysis. It is much better to not put anything on it. Plus, you should cut it out like Anna says so you won’t the white part to hide. Yes, it is embarrassing. I know how embarrassing it is. It’s awful. It’s definitely better to just use oil on it.
hi there, i always get long acrylic nails and i’ve had some trauma to my nail over the years, nothing recently but considering i get super long tips glued on and i have a big puppy he yanks on the leash which has caused my nail to rip up before like a lever and de attached it from the bed. i have no acrylic nail on it right now i have just been cleaning it but i didn’t know about not sticking anything under to clean and i have done that earlier, the color is a bit yellow but it doesnt appear to be infected, i just put some cuticle oil on. i am waiting to see my doctor but i was wondering what i can do in the mean time 😢 my nail was already super short and the length is very slowly coming back but now i am hearing from the video i will babe do cut the affected part..is that the only option? i have seen other videos on her people with onycholysis who have used tea tree oil and it has grown out by its self, so i am wondering if there any other options other then cutting out the affected part or is it impossible to go away unless that’s gone? because i believe my nail tried growing back on one corner but i cut it down shorter on that side because the nail was brittle and growing from the end of the other side so it wasn’t like a clean cut if you understand what i mean..what do you suggest i do❤thank you
Yellow means bacteria. Tea tree oil is not very helpful in this case and it can be irritating too. Too many variables to advise here. If you think you would benefit from individualized advice please check out the service I provide:
www.thesalonlife.ca/services
Where can I send my picture??? 😢
I lost my second toe nail , 3/4th from the base and now just a bit is remaining. Is there any possible way for it to grow back like how it was before, attached to the nail bed.?
@thesalonlife what kind of iol can I put once my nail comes off. I have a similar case
Well, the nail does not come off. Just the separated part. Depends why this is happening to you. Do you know why?
@thesalonlife I just found this page and really looking forward to following your advice. I have onycholysis on my big toe due to psoriasis. In your experience have you found these steps to help effective? Additionally I’m a physician assistant and workout in a high contact sport so I’m on my feet a lot. Would it even be safe to try to cut the nail??
Hello :)) If this is due to psoriasis then it’s best to consult a dermatologist.
I am just experiencing this with my thumb nail too! Looked exactly like the one in your video! I cut it down but was wondering if it’s safe to apply any oils/ creams to the affected area/nail?
Once it's cut out? Have you figured out why the nail has separated?
@@TheSalonLife Hi!!! I just cut my nail out this morning. Been holding it off and hoping it would reattach on its own but that was just wishful thinking! I cannot pin point exactly what happened to my nail and what caused the lifting . But my nails were grown out really long and every once in awhile that thumb nail would get stuck and hit on things cause of how long it was. So I’m thinking it got detached from one of those times.
I crushed my left thumb in a machine in the year 2000. Being a male, working with engines and obviously dirt, I have had no success whatsoever - in the regrowth ans re-attachment of my thumb nail. The Thumb Nail always grows - as it should. The 'damage' is the whole width of the nail, right down to the half-moon. There have been periods of 'sheer excitement' where I felt that the problem was getting better. This was always followed by disappointment. After a time period of 24 years with this problem, it is only today, that I discovered the technical name of Onycholysis. I frequently use a diamond Dremel in order to remove the whole nail (carefully) right down to the half moon. My personal thoughts, is that the whole underrnail surface needs to be thoroughly cleaned by a surgeon, and then totally wrapped to prevent ingress of dirt or pathogens, but (at the same time) keeping it completely dry. I have just learned to live with this problem, and it is encouraging to see some other people who win against this problem. It's not an easy fix! greetings from Australia.
I have this on my big toe so I cut the nail. Is it possible to use hard gel on top of my toenails so I can continue to apply gel polish on top or do I have to stop everything until it completely grows back?
We recommend to wait until your nails are back to a healthy state before continuing with nail polishes, gels, etc. Thanks!
I’ve been working on my big toe, it takes forever
I have had this issue as well. I started to “fill” the area between the nail and the finger with Baking soda and that seems to eliminate the problem over a few weeks. Every day I dig my nails into the soda to force it in under the nails. Worked for me?
I would not advise baking soda. Very alkaline and not gentle to the skin.
I cleaned the nail and kept putting anti bacterial drops. The nails grew back but it keeps coming back. How to rehydration the nail bed. It has gone down to the cuticle 😢
The most important thing is to figure out why this is happening.
Simply tell me what to do.
Anyone?
Oregano oil is very good
Yes it is but it won’t fix onycholysis
I have it right now on my right pinky finger and i think it is spreading...do i really need to cut it out? The redness has spread across. 😢😢😢😢
Impossible for me to say without knowing all the details...
I got a question,I’ve been to two different dermatology centers and seen like 3-4 different specialist,5 different medications that made my thumb nail turn yellow from a white.they took a clipping and said to omnichosis (might be spelling it wrong) it’s now almost over my whole nail.should I cut off the discolored lifted part of the nail? At the moment,the only thing working is oral medication but they have me coming back every other month with no positive results.I’ve been battling this for a year or two now.sadly it’ll look like it’s healing,and will somewhat heal but then starts to grow back and spread really fast
If this is fungal then it's not a cosmetic issue but a medical issue and I can't advise on medical issues. Please watch this video about fungal nails th-cam.com/video/k28da833g_w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4UIB9JYzGKgjKbe1