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Can dermatologist treat ingrown fingernail that wont go away without performing aggressive procedure like removing part of the nail?
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A podiatrist treats ingrown toenails, a hand specialist treats ingrown fingernails and a dermatologist treats skin diseases. A hand specialist is your best doctor.
Answered 2/22/2022
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