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How long does it take for a pinky toe nail to start growing after being completely torn off?
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See below: Assuming there is no infection or damage to the nail bed & root, it should start growing in a few days. However, you may not see anything for a couple weeks. It will take several weeks to a few months for it to grow back entirely if the entire nail is gone.
Answered 4/16/2015
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