Introducing: a breakthrough patented, painless, drug-free laser procedure that vaporizes the pathogens that cause nail fungus!

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Many people are embarrassed by the appearance of their toenails, especially in social situations when wearing sandals, open-toed shoes, or when barefoot. 20 Million Americans (including 50% of the population age 40 and over) suffer from this condition, called onychomychosis. While it can negatively affect how they see themselves, many also report that it affects the way others see them. For some patients the condition can even be physically painful.

Now Laser Nail Centers, located in the Poudre Valley Foot and Ankle Clinic, is excited to be the first clinic to bring this revolutionary treatment to Colorado and Wyoming! Long known as leaders in bringing State of the Art treatments to the Front Range, our offices in Fort Collins and Denver are both providing this new service to long standing sufferers of this embarrassing, frustrating condition. Toenail fungus can now be treated quickly, safely, and painlessly.

Features and Benefits:

• New, Most effective treatment on the market.
• 88% effective in clinical trials
• The vast majority of patients require only one treatment.
• The procedure takes about 30 minutes
• Nails grow out clear and beautiful
• Safe, no harmful drugs
• No anesthesia required. Painless proceedure.
• Board Certified Doctors
• Free consultation to find out if you are a candidate
• Affordable payment options, including HAS/Flex Spending Accounts and no interest payments through Care Credit

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Dr. James C. Anderson, DPM

Dr. James Anderson founded Poudre Valley Foot & Ankle Clinic in 1981 in Fort Collins. He has expanded services to offices in Cheyenne, Wyoming and Lafayette, Colorado. The clinic is very active in the local community and is considered a leader in podiatric care throughout the region. Dr Anderson is himself one of the most highly trained and experienced podiatrists in the country. Dr. Anderson is continually training on the latest developments and, as a result, is able to bring to the Rocky Mountain region many new state of the art treatment techniques for better foot and ankle care.

• Founder of Poudre Valley Foot & Ankle Clinic
• Certified: American Board of Podiatric Surgery
• Member: American College of Foot & Ankle Surgeons
• Certified: American Board of Podiatric Sports Medicine
• Member: American & Colorado Podiatric Medical Association
  
• Past President: Colorado Podiatric Medical Association
• Past President and Founding Board Member:American Association of Lower Extremity Peripheral Nerve Surgeons
• Staff Doctor: Poudre Valley Hospital, Fort Collins
• Doctorate: Podiatric Medicine from California College of Podiatric Medicine,
  San Francisco
• Residency: in Podiatric Surgery from VA Medical Center, Albuquerque, NM

"I feel very strongly about offering, and thoroughly enjoy providing, the most advanced, accurate and effective podiatric care to my patients. I continually receive continuing education and training for new techniques."

Dr. Michael I. Thomas, DPM

Dr. Michael Thomas joined the practice in 1993. He has also received significant continuing education training to enable him to continue to provide state of the art treatment to his patients.

• Certified: American Board of Podiatric Surgery
• Member: American College of Foot & Ankle Surgeons
• Member: American Association of Lower Extremity Peripheral Nerve Surgeons
• Staff Doctor: Poudre Valley Hospital, Fort Collins
• Member: American & Colorado Podiatric Medical Association
• Doctorate: Podiatric Medicine from California College of Podiatric Medicine,
  San Francisco
• Residency: two years in Podiatric Surgery from Presbyterian/St. Luke's Hospital, Denver, Colorado

"I am delighted to have you as a patient. As a podiatric physician, my energy will be focused on providing quality foot & ankle care. I look forward to helping you with your foot and ankle problems. I am tenacious when it comes to getting my patients well. I know the value of healthy feet to a person's quality of life and am committed to exhausting conservative care before surgical intervention. Should surgery be necessary, I feel my skills are well honed and very current."

The Staff at Poudre Valley Foot and Ankle Clinic	The Staff at Foot Surgery Center of Northern Colorado