Probably permanent: It sounds like you may have some type of damage to the nail growth cells (matrix) at the base of the nail. When this happens, the nails will always be that way. If it is a nail plate issue, there may be help. See a podiatrist if you want a definitive diagnosis.
Answered 5/1/2013
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