Exactly. The before and after almost look the same! Dr. Reyes posted a video th-cam.com/video/mNx44M3Bn2Q/w-d-xo.html with the worst ingrowns I've ever seen and if you go to his before and after you can see how a real doctor does it.
People if you are scared of cost just go to the ER. You don’t have to pay upfront. Let the bill go to collections or negotiate the bill. Don’t lose your life over cost.
@@TroubleHarris I was hospitalized in 2005 for 6 days without insurance and a $10,000 bill for my stay. When I expressed my concerns about being able to pay as I was also unemployed, someone from the billing department told me to apply for "Charity Care", which was a fund of donations made to the hospital to help people with their bill. The application was short and a week later I found out that I would only be responsible for TEN PERCENT of my bill. Bills can always be negotiated. YOUR HEALTH MUST COME FIRST!
No the E.R in NC ask for $500 upfront!! I have insurance and spent $2000 or more this month on E.R. visits due to crippling anxiety and depression something I just learned was real.
Why in the world would someone wait this long to get their nails done. It just blows my mind that he waited for so long it’s just causing him so much more problems because he waited so long and the pain he must have felt just walking around. 💖💖
From personal experience? Doctors shuffling you around because they don't want to deal with the case, and long waits for appointments because everyone is booked to the nines.
I have seen the Toe Bro take care of SO many ingrowns and he would trim all that extra skin hanging there and the nail. Betrer all at once than extra appointments that cost more money. More pain to go through.
OMG!! I have watched these operations for several years and this is, by far, the worst one that I have ever seen. The pain caused by it must have been excruciating. Thank you for sharing and good luck to the gentleman for a quick recovery.
Why would you put him through another procedure to remove the tissue. He’s already numbed up and you can’t be sure you got everything out without removing all that
@@omahabigbill2789 right I couldn't believe he left those things on there!! The toe bro would have sliced them off before even starting so he could see exactly where to cut!! This was an insane amount of unnecessary bleeding and pain for this guy
Exactly when I saw this all I could think of is how toe bro would of handled this!! The whole reason I thought of him is because I know he would f handled this differently. 👏
I don't know whether to click like or dislike. On the one hand, the patients problem is wow. But I did expect the granuloma to be removed in one video....
No idea. Make the tourniquet tighter for starters and then it would hardly bleed. Use a no. 5 blade and remove that shit. Then cauterize the hell outta that shit with silver nitrate. I know this and I'm not even a doctor. Haha
Just a little FYI for the people who care to know... I have seen a lot of videos where the physician left the granulomas and treated the toe in a few follow up appointments. The toe healed perfectly fine and went right back to normal. It doesn’t always need to be mutilated in order to heal. If anyone would like a link or two I would be happy to share.
This toe definitely needs them huge granulomas removed! The bad tissue is so bad that if they weren't removed, the toe would look deformed. They would never heal and go away. They would just harden and look unsightly. I think the granulomas should be removed in all cases unless they are tiny. The one I had on my big toe was tiny. It wasn't removed, and it still made my toe look misshaped a little. ( I was a teenager when it was removed, so a long time ago. My parents were not informed it could be removed then.)
How very wrong you are - take a look at an expert doing the job properly , people from USA travel to see him due to the maiming caused to them in the USA the poor guy that is in the video is going to have major ongoing issues because the so called doctor epically failed to rectify his problem efficiently th-cam.com/video/cUQG_4xV23Q/w-d-xo.html
exactly what i was thinking and why not cut that extra meat off his toe no way all of that will shrink and go away poor guys toe is going to be so jacked up
The toe bro does such a better job. For one you don’t have that tourniquet on tight enough so it bleeding. Not sure why you even have tourniquet there bc it’s not even doing any purpose. 2nd you would absolutely remove all that infected tissue. I’m honestly blown away you don’t have enough sense to actually make a tourniquet that works and have this guys toe bleed like that while trying to fix the ingrown nail. Watching your videos is a hard pass for me!!!
I got an ingrown toenail in school. I can still remember how the numbing injection felt to this day - incredibly painful, but goodness me, can you imagine having this done without any numbing 😱
I cannot imagine the pain this person been in for a long time. Bless their heart. I'm glad it was taken care of. Due to my disease I can no longer do my toenails and now they are thick and long. My niece cuts them down for me but I need to get to a podiatrist.
Tourniquet wasn't tight enough. Should've wrapped it twice around the toe. Seriously. He didn't even wrap it once. Clearly this isn't is normal job. He needs some toe bro lessons
This Dr. really never seems to totally know what he’s doing. This is one of the worst ingrown nails I have seen. So much granulation tissue. Then to not only not remove the whole nail but to not remove the enlarged tissue. There is no way that is all going to go away. The patient will be left with an enlarged toe which will make him more prone to ingrowns again.
I see a lot of people asking why did he wait so long? It is probably financial. Without health insurance, this procedure is expensive; he may not have had the money to take care of it. Specialists will not treat you if you don't have the money upfront to pay for the procedure if you have no insurance. It could be a multitude of reasons, but that is my guess. But I definitely want to see a follow-up. I don't understand why not remove the entire nail if he wasn't going to use acid to kill the sie of the nails that he removed. I understand that there was a lot of blood and the acid probably would have been too diluted to work well. But that's also my point. Why not just remove the entire nail just to be safe? As far as the granulomas, I kind of understand why the doc didn't remove them. I think it would have been too much blood loss for an office procedure. But I highly doubt that they will calm down back to normal toe size. I think he should have scheduled to have them removed in the hospital. But I really want to see the follow-up of this toe. (Says the EXPERT podiatric surgery YT video watcher lol)
Feel this person should have procedure at a hospital where can be put to sleep or use a local, gas etc..could be done at an out patient same day surgery.
I have health insurance but the doctor I wanted isn’t in my plan. So I went to someone else and the 2 sides he did grew back. So I knew her abd explained my situation (I had been quoted $500 per side by her office staff) she wound up doing all 4 sides for $200. Id have paid $1000. Worth every penny
He jus made meatloaf outta that toe. My is pouring blood is the tourniquet even tight? Why save the little silver in the middle when it very loose and barely handing on.
I watch these videos and when I hear the patients say “this has been going on for 3 months” Like wtf if my toe even started looking like that I’d be the Drs office tomorrow. But the before and after was the funniest part. Before looks really really fucked up, after looks really fucked up. I don’t get how that would ever go away on its own just because the ingrown nail was removed.
this happened to me in mid school. I didnt know what it was I just thought it was like something stuck on the side of my nail had it for 6 months till i found out it was ingrown nail. Doctor said it was my genetics the way my toenails grow in because it was the the cuticle part of my toenail. both side were removed and cells where killed so i still have nails just the sides dont grow in so no more worries
I’m kinda annoyed 1 he didn’t remove the whole toenail even though it looked like the middle part would fall off at the slightest touch 2 that large growth on the toenail isn’t going to “go away” it needs to be removed and reduced down so the toenail can heal properly.
Are you kidding me? I am sure this patient had to go to someone else!! No reason to keep any partial piece of that toenail! AND the granuloma needed to be removed. Unbelievable! I am not a doctor by no means, but this was a terrible way to treat this poor man!! His toe will look exactly the same IF it even heals! Shame on you!
I will trust the doctor who does this kind of thing daily. Arm chair criticism is part of posting to TH-cam. I am sure it has little effect on this doctor's medical procedures.
This dude has no skills at all compared to the Toe Bro! I can’t believe he cut the nail he removed all jagged like that!, nooks that’s literally supposed to become the new Edge of the nail and you just guaranteed him a new ingrown toenail once again…???? And then leaving all that extra damage tissue on there…😮😬😒
IF he’s diabetic it probably doesn’t hurt at all… that’s why diabetics have such issues with their feet. They don’t feel the warning signs of infection which is pain
I had a ingrown toe nail back in high school . One of the worst pains I ever experienced! A pain that cannot be compared to any type of pain I have experienced. It's in a pain lane all by itself ! I have a high pain tolerance and this is by far a strong 8 ! The shot they give to numb is ridiculously huge ! The freeze spray the cutting digging pulling it's pressure but you still feel pain ! I would rather be stabbed then EVER have to go.through this again
Only thing to rival the pain of a severe ingrown tonail is a horrible toothache from a exposed nerve man oh man is that suicidal pain right there. And I can't even nor do I want to imagine what a dry socket must feel like. Oof
@@kingrob9993 yeah. I mean it’s not a competition but teeth ear and face pain beats it all. And I have been through multiple surgeries removing large fibroid tumors. My appendix ruptured and I wait really long because I thought it was a cyst in my ovaries rupturing since I was on my period as well. So when I went to the hospital I had to have emergency surgery, I was cut open from upper stomach all the way down to the bottom of my stomach. I even went through septic shock, and had to stay in the hospital for a month. After all that crap later on they found a small cyst in my brain pressing on the trigeminal nerve causing a neurological disease called Trigeminal neuralgia. Other wise known as the “suicide disease”. And I have 24/7 burning pain in my face and then I get waves of sharp pain like an ice pick going through my teeth or ears. At first I didn’t know something like that even existed. I assumed it was on of my back teeth from a bad root canal and just told the doctor to take it out. And the pain persisted. I went to an ear specialist and ENT. They told me to see a neurologist and that was when the gave me an mri. Unfortunately it a high risk surgery that many neurosurgeons are afraid to do. So many bad things can happen during a surgery like that. So I have to manage for now until I can find a better solution.
Muy cierto, a mi me a pasado en dos ocasiones en mi vida y es lo mas doloroso que existe y eso que pari 4 muchachas pero ese dolor es peor 😁 sobre todo la aguja de la anestesia😖
@@lissaC.W. Lo siento muchísimo, de corazón 🥺😥💔 Sí, es cierto, las enfermedades que tocan el nervio trigémino son de las peores. Los dolores son realmente terribles en la escala del dolor. Sobre el tema de uñas encarnadas, es muy doloroso. Lo he padecido durante años. Pero padezco una enfermedad llamada endometriosis. También tengo una de las cirugías desde la parte del estómago hasta abajo del todo y más cirugías. Y muchas patologías. Y junto con varias otras, entre ellas las que toca el nervio trigémino, está entre las enfermedades más dolorosas. Los propios partos no son nada comparado con esos dolores. Lo dicen testigos que han pasado esas patologías y han tenido bebés. Y está también reconocido por las enfermedades más dolorosas por la OMS. Siento mucho tu problema y deseo mucho que mejores y te recuperes 🙏🏻🫂🍀💖 Y siento escribir en español, pues hablo también francés, algo de italiano e inglés, pero no lo suficiente para escribir correctamente 🙏🏻
Wow they say health care in America is 💩and this video just proves it. A. the tourniquet wasnt on tight enough. B. The hyper -granulation tissue should've been removed. C. The whole toenail should've been gone. D. the area where toenail removed should've been treated with phenol so it would never ever grow back. Thank god I live in Australia !!!!!! Bet this poor guy is still suffering the same problem worse than ever.
@@elizabethvillalobos186 you are wrong! If you are without a job or with a job but low income you go to the emergency and Medicaid kicks in once you state that you don’t have insurance. Most hospitals nationwide has a desk inside the hospital where if you state you don’t have insurance you automatically apply for Medicaid. All your bills will be covered 100% even if your Medicaid kicks in after months! Please don’t write comments which are not correct! NO US resident is without insurance !,All low income or no income at all have Medicaid and food stamps.
@@barblue3 Hey, why so harsh? Nope, sorry, not all low income people are eligible for MA. And not all lower income people can afford insurance premiums, and not all low income people are educated as to what they are entitled to.
The Briton. Hace muchas cirugías y muy grandes y complicadas pero el paciente no sangra como este Sr EL HACE MUY BUENOS TORNIQUETES Y TREMENDAS CIRUGÍAS QUE HACE !!!!!
I totally understand why you're not taking all the granuloma right now. There will be so much bleeding, it may heal on it's own. He can always come back to have it removed if it doesn't go away on its own.
Toe Bro needs to see this. Love to hear his true opinion-cut more to clean it up more or not? To remove entire nail or not? To check corners a bit more or not?
I’ve been having ingrown toenail problems since I was like 6 years old I’m 14 now and still dealing with it my nail is ingrown and infected now actually it’s the worst it’s ever been it sucks cause I have to be careful with going to get surgeries on it too because I have diabetes so I usually have to wait longer until I get it cut out I can’t even wear hardly any of my shoes now ☹️ dose anyone have tips to get the swelling down and infection out faster?
OMG ... Of all the videos I have seen I think this is the largest toe of them all. I hope there is a follow-up video. And, will there be treatment in the future to prevent regrowth of the nail? It appeared there was too much bleeding for successful treatment during the initial removal.
Removeing the hold toe wood have been the best way to go. and the excite skin. Doc you can't even see what you are doing, and your just making a bleedy mess.
MARCUS!! Please send in update healing progress photos! Wouldn’t an infection of any sort been dangerous after a transplant? I know you said it was 4 years but aren’t you on anti rejection meds for life? Did you hide this from your doctor? I am worried for you! Take care of yourself! (my husband is ill so i am projecting my fears onto you)
Holy Granulomas Batman! I'm concerned about the green/white where the Granulomas come together under the toe... That does not look good at all. I highly doubt that much granuloma tissue will shino and disappear on it's own. If you wrapped it with salicylic acid like they do for cows, maybe 🤔
@@majbrittcastrupjrgensen2874 At 5:30 - 5:45 looking at my screen as I type with closed captions on, he literally says it right at 5:40... His exact words: "We don't need to, I mean obviously we may need to later but most of the time that it calms down ACTUALLY GOES AWAY it'd be an amazing to show you what how it heals from here on." So yeah, He definitely said it would go away. 🕉️💜
😮What an amazing video, in a bad way. I haven't seen a procedure as traumatic as this in a long time! Poor patient, I hope he recovers well. However, the comments below already reflect the feelings provoked.
NOT SURE WHY HE DIDN’T CUT OFF ALL THAT MEAT ? THE TOE BRO WOULD’VE TAKEN CARE OF IT
I believe that all competent podiatrists or chiropodists would have removed the granuloma tissue and the entire nail. I would have.
This guy is a hack. The toe bro fixes a lot of this guys butcher work I’m sure.
@Shawn
You’re right about him being a hack, but the TB is in Canada.
I would've loved to see TB take care of this. This Guy obviously wants to bill the Insurance for multiple visits. He's all for the money.
Exactly. The before and after almost look the same! Dr. Reyes posted a video th-cam.com/video/mNx44M3Bn2Q/w-d-xo.html with the worst ingrowns I've ever seen and if you go to his before and after you can see how a real doctor does it.
People if you are scared of cost just go to the ER. You don’t have to pay upfront. Let the bill go to collections or negotiate the bill. Don’t lose your life over cost.
Some hospitals have a county card which pays for your care in certain Clinic. Even some Er has a special programs where your county pays your ER bill.
@@TroubleHarris I was hospitalized in 2005 for 6 days without insurance and a $10,000 bill for my stay. When I expressed my concerns about being able to pay as I was also unemployed, someone from the billing department told me to apply for "Charity Care", which was a fund of donations made to the hospital to help people with their bill. The application was short and a week later I found out that I would only be responsible for TEN PERCENT of my bill. Bills can always be negotiated. YOUR HEALTH MUST COME FIRST!
It infuriates me how the medical system functions in the states. So much pain and stress.
No the E.R in NC ask for $500 upfront!! I have insurance and spent $2000 or more this month on E.R. visits due to crippling anxiety and depression something I just learned was real.
Hold up. This dude has been friends with the doctor for 15 years and didn’t think to come to him earlier? 🤔😭
Yet he keeps coming back get a new doctor...
My thought 💭 exactly!!
Maybe he never had the money to pay 🤔
Thats what I thought
He must not have to walk .... 3 months 😮
Why in the world would someone wait this long to get their nails done. It just blows my mind that he waited for so long it’s just causing him so much more problems because he waited so long and the pain he must have felt just walking around. 💖💖
Lack of insurance or having to wait months for an appointment.
@@barbaralane5184eso es una urgencia, lo atienden hasta sin cita, bueno por lo menos en Colombia si es así
Probably lack of money! No insurance! Don’t judge unless you truly know what someone is going through.
That wasn’t judgement, it was a question.
From personal experience? Doctors shuffling you around because they don't want to deal with the case, and long waits for appointments because everyone is booked to the nines.
I have seen many ingrown toenails but this one takes the cake.
Literally 😂
The strawberry 🍓 cake🍰
@@QueenModa1 Thanks for the giggle!
I have seen the Toe Bro take care of SO many ingrowns and he would trim all that extra skin hanging there and the nail. Betrer all at once than extra appointments that cost more money. More pain to go through.
Can't believe the whole nail wasn't removed or those granulomas.. Wow. I can't imagine the pain that person was living with.
Thats what I think. Just get it over with.
I’m so mad and disappointed too
I promise that did not heal right
Where's the meat clever when u need it !! Clean removal game over...
Same. I'd want all of that removed. Skin, nail all of it...
OMG!! I have watched these operations for several years and this is, by far, the worst one that I have ever seen. The pain caused by it must have been excruciating. Thank you for sharing and good luck to the gentleman for a quick recovery.
Yup this does look shoddy
Is there a shortage of gauze?
Thank God for your patience and knowledge to help this patient! I don't know how this person could even walk before your surgery!!!
I don't think this is just "going to go away" the extra meat on the toe just doesn't go away.
Yeah some of it will shrink but the granuloma usually needs to be cut off.
He said it would be done in a second visit.
EXCATELY
Why would you put him through another procedure to remove the tissue. He’s already numbed up and you can’t be sure you got everything out without removing all that
Because some people can take pain
Would love to see this after it is healed. I can not imagine the pain this person must have been living in.
Self inflicted
It's going to heal crazy, those nomas don't go away on their own lol. I've had this done b4 and the doctor removes them
@@concernedcitizen6326 Exactly!
@@sethperry2011 The Toe Bro cuts them off and there's never any bleeding!
@@omahabigbill2789 right I couldn't believe he left those things on there!! The toe bro would have sliced them off before even starting so he could see exactly where to cut!! This was an insane amount of unnecessary bleeding and pain for this guy
I would love to see the Toe Bro work on this one!
Exactly when I saw this all I could think of is how toe bro would of handled this!! The whole reason I thought of him is because I know he would f handled this differently. 👏
He wouldn't have left all that I don't think. I could be wrong.
Agree. This is a trainwreck.
Cut that skin off & remove that slice of nail! I would think it would still hurt & aggravate it worse in his shoes.
totally agree he would have done a better job and that whole nail needs removing
My goodness how dreadful for that poor soul. I hope it heals quickly and no more pain. Best wishes and thanks for assistance.
Good Lord, I want to see the follow up on this video. Keep us posted.
Definitely!
Me too
Same here
Patient won't be back. He probably had to go to another Dr within a couple weeks to get the tissue and nail removed completely.
@@barbarawilliams2968 p
No phenol acid? After removal after removal of the curve portions? Also it appears your tourniquet was not tight enough to control bleeding.
Yep you're right! If he tighten tourniquet all that bleeding wouldn't be happening!
OMG! Never have I seen a toe like that!
I would like to remove the nail on my toe , but I don’t know how to contact with them could someone help me out to contact them 🙏
I don't know whether to click like or dislike. On the one hand, the patients problem is wow. But I did expect the granuloma to be removed in one video....
I hope If he removes it they will do another video
Same! I'll wait until the next video/follow-up
They shrink and eventually fall off I had 2 giant ones and after the nail was removed they shrunk and fell off.
And he didn't put antibiotic cream on the wound - just the flimsy pad
@@bonneymac38 the antibiotic was put on the pad rather than directly on the wound
No idea. Make the tourniquet tighter for starters and then it would hardly bleed. Use a no. 5 blade and remove that shit. Then cauterize the hell outta that shit with silver nitrate. I know this and I'm not even a doctor. Haha
Just a little FYI for the people who care to know... I have seen a lot of videos where the physician left the granulomas and treated the toe in a few follow up appointments. The toe healed perfectly fine and went right back to normal. It doesn’t always need to be mutilated in order to heal. If anyone would like a link or two I would be happy to share.
Me too... I've seen what I thought was excellent and some pretty slip shod stuff.
+Ira W. pls share the link
This toe definitely needs them huge granulomas removed! The bad tissue is so bad that if they weren't removed, the toe would look deformed. They would never heal and go away. They would just harden and look unsightly. I think the granulomas should be removed in all cases unless they are tiny. The one I had on my big toe was tiny. It wasn't removed, and it still made my toe look misshaped a little. ( I was a teenager when it was removed, so a long time ago. My parents were not informed it could be removed then.)
I would love to see how Nathalie Naviliat would treat this one.
How very wrong you are - take a look at an expert doing the job properly , people from USA travel to see him due to the maiming caused to them in the USA the poor guy that is in the video is going to have major ongoing issues because the so called doctor epically failed to rectify his problem efficiently th-cam.com/video/cUQG_4xV23Q/w-d-xo.html
Did you perform an xray to exclude osteomyelitis?
Please do a follow up video! So interesting!
Ouch
What pain meds would you prescribe ?
It doesnt look like much of the nail is left. Why not just remove all of it?
exactly what i was thinking and why not cut that extra meat off his toe no way all of that will shrink and go away poor guys toe is going to be so jacked up
@@amandapyatte8321 I know right.
He's a holistic doctor and Im not familiar with how they approach medical procedures. Maybe that's why he didn't cut it off.
@@ginad5395 Holistic only means treating the whole person. Doesn't seem to work in practice.
That's why I said I am not familiar with their medical practice.
I can't imagine the pain this patient had to be in with this massive ingrown
Eu acho que em todos estes anos q assisto este tipo de conteúdo, sem dúvidas é o pé mais detonado de todos ... Impressionada
Mkkkkk
Com certeza
Maurélio Pira kkkkkk
Eu nem consegui assistir o vídeo todo... que agonia do podólogo "chunchando" o dedo do moço! Cê tá doido! 😵💫
Tinha um dedo no granuloma dele!!
The toe bro does such a better job. For one you don’t have that tourniquet on tight enough so it bleeding. Not sure why you even have tourniquet there bc it’s not even doing any purpose. 2nd you would absolutely remove all that infected tissue. I’m honestly blown away you don’t have enough sense to actually make a tourniquet that works and have this guys toe bleed like that while trying to fix the ingrown nail. Watching your videos is a hard pass for me!!!
He didn’t use acid to keep the ingrown nail from growing back.
No he didn’t. That technique would have guaranteed that it would never come back. Hopefully he treated it with acid when the swelling went down.
E como foi a recuperação deste pé tenho vontade de ver
We need a follow up please...
I got an ingrown toenail in school. I can still remember how the numbing injection felt to this day - incredibly painful, but goodness me, can you imagine having this done without any numbing 😱
OMG I HV NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS !! Great job dr. !! Must see the follow up to this video !!!!
I cannot imagine the pain this person been in for a long time. Bless their heart. I'm glad it was taken care of. Due to my disease I can no longer do my toenails and now they are thick and long. My niece cuts them down for me but I need to get to a podiatrist.
Tourniquet wasn't tight enough.
Should've wrapped it twice around the toe. Seriously. He didn't even wrap it once.
Clearly this isn't is normal job.
He needs some toe bro lessons
Exactly what I was going to say!
Could have cauterized it too.
Love 😍 your work 💞. Thanks for sharing. I'm a retired nurse, used to work for a podiatrist. I also have ingrown toenails.
I’m pretty sure that piece broke off on the right side. You really should have taken the whole nail. Start fresh.
Absolutely
It’s hyper granulation tissue that doesn’t calm down & go back to normal. Sorry & yes I do know for those who will question.
Oof yea I think the whole nail should be removed like restart everything lol
I’m thinking the same thing.
Exactly!!!
That nail looks like it was falling off already 😳
I wonder if that hurt 🤕
@@jaxnala4837 YEAH...It'll snag on something or another
? no acid treatment to prevent those corners from growing nails again???? Just curious...
This Dr. really never seems to totally know what he’s doing. This is one of the worst ingrown nails I have seen. So much granulation tissue. Then to not only not remove the whole nail but to not remove the enlarged tissue. There is no way that is all going to go away. The patient will be left with an enlarged toe which will make him more prone to ingrowns again.
Exactly and infection
Nice😃
The tourniquet seems pretty loose.
and where did you all go to podiatry school? oh lemme guess you watched a few toe bro videos and now you think your experts.
@@fulltimeslackerii8229 You can't look at a tourniquet and tell it's too loose?? Doesn't take a podiatrist.
OH MY GAWD! That is soooo bad! God bless you Dr.
I see a lot of people asking why did he wait so long? It is probably financial. Without health insurance, this procedure is expensive; he may not have had the money to take care of it. Specialists will not treat you if you don't have the money upfront to pay for the procedure if you have no insurance. It could be a multitude of reasons, but that is my guess.
But I definitely want to see a follow-up. I don't understand why not remove the entire nail if he wasn't going to use acid to kill the sie of the nails that he removed. I understand that there was a lot of blood and the acid probably would have been too diluted to work well. But that's also my point. Why not just remove the entire nail just to be safe? As far as the granulomas, I kind of understand why the doc didn't remove them. I think it would have been too much blood loss for an office procedure. But I highly doubt that they will calm down back to normal toe size. I think he should have scheduled to have them removed in the hospital. But I really want to see the follow-up of this toe. (Says the EXPERT podiatric surgery YT video watcher lol)
I've never seen a toe infection goes this long. I wonder what follow up he will require.
Feel this person should have procedure at a hospital where can be put to sleep or use a local, gas etc..could be done at an out patient same day surgery.
I have health insurance but the doctor I wanted isn’t in my plan. So I went to someone else and the 2 sides he did grew back. So I knew her abd explained my situation (I had been quoted $500 per side by her office staff) she wound up doing all 4 sides for $200. Id have paid $1000. Worth every penny
Indeed, it was expensive :c I had it like.. 9 month until getting removed
@@hitorideaitai i got it for free
He jus made meatloaf outta that toe. My is pouring blood is the tourniquet even tight? Why save the little silver in the middle when it very loose and barely handing on.
Só estou imaginando, como vai ser depois desse procedimento, tá anestesiado e depois a dor ?muito agressivo
Pq ele não arrancou a unha toda?😮
Era melhor ter arrancado o dedo
I have watched lots of foot repair videos but this on about did me in!
Think you made wrong call. What a mess. Should have removed granuloma too rather than put him through that again.
You guys missed the opportunity to call it:
strawberry toe jam.
I can’t be the only one?
I watch these videos and when I hear the patients say “this has been going on for 3 months” Like wtf if my toe even started looking like that I’d be the Drs office tomorrow. But the before and after was the funniest part. Before looks really really fucked up, after looks really fucked up. I don’t get how that would ever go away on its own just because the ingrown nail was removed.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
this happened to me in mid school. I didnt know what it was I just thought it was like something stuck on the side of my nail had it for 6 months till i found out it was ingrown nail. Doctor said it was my genetics the way my toenails grow in because it was the the cuticle part of my toenail. both side were removed and cells where killed so i still have nails just the sides dont grow in so no more worries
How do you let it go to this level? Because how do you walk with that put shoes on?
I’m kinda annoyed
1 he didn’t remove the whole toenail even though it looked like the middle part would fall off at the slightest touch
2 that large growth on the toenail isn’t going to “go away” it needs to be removed and reduced down so the toenail can heal properly.
Is there a follow up to this video?
Are you kidding me? I am sure this patient had to go to someone else!! No reason to keep any partial piece of that toenail! AND the granuloma needed to be removed. Unbelievable! I am not a doctor by no means, but this was a terrible way to treat this poor man!! His toe will look exactly the same IF it even heals! Shame on you!
Tiene razón la realidad
I will trust the doctor who does this kind of thing daily.
Arm chair criticism is part of posting to TH-cam. I am sure it has little effect on this doctor's medical procedures.
This dude has no skills at all compared to the Toe Bro! I can’t believe he cut the nail he removed all jagged like that!, nooks that’s literally supposed to become the new Edge of the nail and you just guaranteed him a new ingrown toenail once again…???? And then leaving all that extra damage tissue on there…😮😬😒
Would you do a follow-up please? Why so much blood with this patients procedure? Thank you 🙏
Granulomas are highly vascular and bleed a lot
How can anyone walk around like this and leave it so long before getting treatment
Please update us!! This is the gnarliest ingrown I’ve EVER watched 😱😱😱😱😱😱 And I am constantly looking for and watching ingrown toenail vids lol
Hi Victoria, I definitely will! His next video will be up soon!
Macabré
Ha I'm watching the show Sopranos right now and my name is Victoria.
How did you take that pain for so long!?
IF he’s diabetic it probably doesn’t hurt at all… that’s why diabetics have such issues with their feet. They don’t feel the warning signs of infection which is pain
I had a ingrown toe nail back in high school . One of the worst pains I ever experienced! A pain that cannot be compared to any type of pain I have experienced. It's in a pain lane all by itself ! I have a high pain tolerance and this is by far a strong 8 ! The shot they give to numb is ridiculously huge ! The freeze spray the cutting digging pulling it's pressure but you still feel pain ! I would rather be stabbed then EVER have to go.through this again
Only thing to rival the pain of a severe ingrown tonail is a horrible toothache from a exposed nerve man oh man is that suicidal pain right there. And I can't even nor do I want to imagine what a dry socket must feel like. Oof
Wait till you have a kidney stone.
@@kingrob9993 yeah. I mean it’s not a competition but teeth ear and face pain beats it all. And I have been through multiple surgeries removing large fibroid tumors. My appendix ruptured and I wait really long because I thought it was a cyst in my ovaries rupturing since I was on my period as well. So when I went to the hospital I had to have emergency surgery, I was cut open from upper stomach all the way down to the bottom of my stomach. I even went through septic shock, and had to stay in the hospital for a month.
After all that crap later on they found a small cyst in my brain pressing on the trigeminal nerve causing a neurological disease called Trigeminal neuralgia. Other wise known as the “suicide disease”. And I have 24/7 burning pain in my face and then I get waves of sharp pain like an ice pick going through my teeth or ears. At first I didn’t know something like that even existed. I assumed it was on of my back teeth from a bad root canal and just told the doctor to take it out. And the pain persisted. I went to an ear specialist and ENT. They told me to see a neurologist and that was when the gave me an mri. Unfortunately it a high risk surgery that many neurosurgeons are afraid to do. So many bad things can happen during a surgery like that. So I have to manage for now until I can find a better solution.
Muy cierto, a mi me a pasado en dos ocasiones en mi vida y es lo mas doloroso que existe y eso que pari 4 muchachas pero ese dolor es peor 😁 sobre todo la aguja de la anestesia😖
@@lissaC.W. Lo siento muchísimo, de corazón 🥺😥💔
Sí, es cierto, las enfermedades que tocan el nervio trigémino son de las peores. Los dolores son realmente terribles en la escala del dolor.
Sobre el tema de uñas encarnadas, es muy doloroso. Lo he padecido durante años.
Pero padezco una enfermedad llamada endometriosis. También tengo una de las cirugías desde la parte del estómago hasta abajo del todo y más cirugías. Y muchas patologías. Y junto con varias otras, entre ellas las que toca el nervio trigémino, está entre las enfermedades más dolorosas. Los propios partos no son nada comparado con esos dolores. Lo dicen testigos que han pasado esas patologías y han tenido bebés. Y está también reconocido por las enfermedades más dolorosas por la OMS.
Siento mucho tu problema y deseo mucho que mejores y te recuperes 🙏🏻🫂🍀💖
Y siento escribir en español, pues hablo también francés, algo de italiano e inglés, pero no lo suficiente para escribir correctamente 🙏🏻
Doc. Kim le aplica anestesia a los pacientes??
Why would anyone wait this long to see a physician?
Wow they say health care in America is 💩and this video just proves it. A. the tourniquet wasnt on tight enough. B. The hyper -granulation tissue should've been removed. C. The whole toenail should've been gone. D. the area where toenail removed should've been treated with phenol so it would never ever grow back. Thank god I live in Australia !!!!!! Bet this poor guy is still suffering the same problem worse than ever.
I am in shock with how bad that toe was! Wow 🤩
How could you deal with that pain for 3 months?
I’m just shocked at some people’s ignorance
Some people don't get medical tx, because no med insurance.
@@elizabethvillalobos186 you are wrong! If you are without a job or with a job but low income you go to the emergency and Medicaid kicks in once you state that you don’t have insurance.
Most hospitals nationwide has a desk inside the hospital where if you state you don’t have insurance you automatically apply for Medicaid. All your bills will be covered 100% even if your Medicaid kicks in after months! Please don’t write comments which are not correct! NO US resident is without insurance !,All low income or no income at all have Medicaid and food stamps.
@@barblue3 Hey, why so harsh? Nope, sorry, not all low income people are eligible for MA. And not all lower income people can afford insurance premiums, and not all low income people are educated as to what they are entitled to.
And, er doctors aren't qualified to handle this
That cannot go away. What a mess!!!!!.
The Briton. Hace muchas cirugías y muy grandes y complicadas pero el paciente no sangra como este Sr
EL HACE MUY BUENOS TORNIQUETES Y TREMENDAS CIRUGÍAS QUE HACE !!!!!
THE BROTHOE
I totally understand why you're not taking all the granuloma right now. There will be so much bleeding, it may heal on it's own. He can always come back to have it removed if it doesn't go away on its own.
I really don't think that extra skin will heal away on its own. It needs to be cut away.
Every doctor treats them differently, but from the ones I've seen, they would cut those off!
Toe Bro needs to see this. Love to hear his true opinion-cut more to clean it up more or not? To remove entire nail or not? To check corners a bit more or not?
why would you not take out nail? is it a lot of money?
I think I also need to hear what he has to say
How do u last 3 months with that
Oh, I want to see a follow up.
More to the point why was the excess tissue not removed
Toebro would've done such a better job. There would be little to no bleeding.
Why did you not remove the granuloma?
He is tougher then I. I would be crying!!
I felt like crying just watching. The pain he must have been in when he walked 😳
They can't feel it. Diabetic neuropathy.
I’ve been having ingrown toenail problems since I was like 6 years old I’m 14 now and still dealing with it my nail is ingrown and infected now actually it’s the worst it’s ever been it sucks cause I have to be careful with going to get surgeries on it too because I have diabetes so I usually have to wait longer until I get it cut out I can’t even wear hardly any of my shoes now ☹️ dose anyone have tips to get the swelling down and infection out faster?
Que horror como ele consegue andar com dedo desse jeito, imagina a dor que deve sentir .😥😯😯😮😮
You do know this is a FOOT (BIG TOE ) not a finger!!
Is there an update video on TH-cam of this patient?
No removing both granulomas?!?!?!? That one was half the toe! Poor tourniquet application, it bled far too much. I feel sorry for the patient.
Is there a part 2 too see the results?
OMG ... Of all the videos I have seen I think this is the largest toe of them all. I hope there is a follow-up video. And, will there be treatment in the future to prevent regrowth of the nail? It appeared there was too much bleeding for successful treatment during the initial removal.
Bruh at this point remove the whole nail and let it regrow 😂😂
Removeing the hold toe wood have been the best way to go. and the excite skin. Doc you can't even see what you are doing, and your just making a bleedy mess.
Is there a follow up to this?
Would love @toebro to react to this terrible job.
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And that's how he met the toe bro!
At 7:30 is that his toe bone or part of a nail?
Im so glad u decide to let the toe heal before removing more
Is there a followup video?
Meu Deus!!como a pessoa deixa chegar neste estado pra procurar ajudar de um profissional.
Seguro que por problemas económicos, hay muchas personas que un podólogo o un dentista no se lo pueden permitir….muy fuerte. 😮
Great instructional video on how to make a toenail shiv.
I love to see the "after" of this toe after the surgery. How does the toe heals and how it look like after.
Il granuloma levando l'unghio incarnito si assorbe da solo?
MARCUS!! Please send in update healing progress photos! Wouldn’t an infection of any sort been dangerous after a transplant? I know you said it was 4 years but aren’t you on anti rejection meds for life? Did you hide this from your doctor? I am worried for you! Take care of yourself! (my husband is ill so i am projecting my fears onto you)
How long has this been growing?
Holy Granulomas Batman! I'm concerned about the green/white where the Granulomas come together under the toe... That does not look good at all. I highly doubt that much granuloma tissue will shino and disappear on it's own. If you wrapped it with salicylic acid like they do for cows, maybe 🤔
He did not say it will disappear by itself. He said it will calm down and it may be necessary to remove the rest later.
@@majbrittcastrupjrgensen2874 At 5:30 - 5:45 looking at my screen as I type with closed captions on, he literally says it right at 5:40...
His exact words:
"We don't need to, I mean obviously we may need to later but most of the time that it calms down ACTUALLY GOES AWAY it'd be an amazing to show you what how it heals from here on."
So yeah, He definitely said it would go away. 🕉️💜
I know those granulomas have a lot of vessels & that's why they bleed so much. I would like to see how it looks now, any updates?
Even though anything messing with a toe nail goes through me. I still watch them lol 🤷♀️
😮What an amazing video, in a bad way. I haven't seen a procedure as traumatic as this in a long time! Poor patient, I hope he recovers well. However, the comments below already reflect the feelings provoked.
His toe STILL looks pretty bad to me! Hope he gets well and comes back so we can see his toe healed afterwards!