KeryFlex is a painless, in-clinic procedure that uses a medical-grade resin to create a flexible, durable, and natural-looking artificial nail. This non-porous nail allows the underlying natural nail to grow while providing an immediate cosmetic improvement. Unlike rigid acrylic nails, KeryFlex nails bend with the natural movement of your toes, ensuring comfort and reducing the risk of further damage.
When you trust The Podiatry Place @ Henley with your nail restoration, you’re choosing:
Qualified Specialists – Our team is trained in the safe, effective application of KeryFlex.
Tailored Treatments – We assess your individual nail health and needs to deliver the best results.
Clinical Safety – All procedures are performed in a hygienic, professional environment.
Confidence Boosting Results – Leave with toenails that look and feel natural, ready to show off.
KeryFlex is suitable for most individuals seeking cosmetic improvement of their toenails. However, it is not recommended for those with:
Less than 15% of the natural nail remaining
Peripheral vascular disease or arterial insufficiency
Ingrown toenails
Suspicious pigmented lesions on the nail
Known allergies to KeryFlex ingredients
The application typically takes 15 to 30 minutes per toe, depending on the condition of the natural nail and how many nails are being treated.
No, KeryFlex cannot be applied where there is no existing nail. There must be at least some natural nail present for the resin to bond to.
Yes, patients should ensure the area is clean and free from infections, bleeding, or open wounds. It’s important to discuss any medical conditions such as diabetes, poor circulation, or neuropathy with your provider beforehand.
Patients typically return for reapplication every 6 to 8 weeks, depending on the rate of nail growth and daily wear and tear.
No, KeryFlex patient kits are for single-use only. This ensures hygiene and optimal product performance during application.
No, KeryFlex is not a treatment for fungal infections. It is a cosmetic solution used to cover and improve the appearance of damaged nails, including those affected by fungus.
KeryFlex is not suitable for individuals with:
Peripheral vascular disease
Peripheral neuropathy
Active fungal infections with no nail plate
Open wounds or skin conditions around the nail
Known allergies to any KeryFlex ingredients
Yes, KeryFlex is compatible with many topical antifungal treatments. Since the resin is non-porous, it won’t interfere with antifungal creams or solutions applied around the nail.
KeryFlex is not typically recommended for children under 18 without a thorough consultation and approval from a healthcare provider.
Allergic reactions to KeryFlex are extremely rare, but individuals with known sensitivities to cosmetic resins or acrylates should inform their provider before treatment.
Our podiatrists have extensive experience in managing foot conditions.
Our clinic is equipped with the latest technology to provide advanced diagnostics and treatments.
We tailor our services to meet your unique needs, ensuring the best outcomes for your foot health.
Located in the heart of Henley Beach, Adelaide, our clinic is easily accessible with ample parking.
Contact The Podiatry Place @ Henley today to schedule your comprehensive diabetic foot care assessment. Our friendly staff are here to assist you with any questions and to help you on your journey to foot health.
4/337 Military Road
Henley Beach
South Australia 5022
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