Corrective wires

Why choose AArkada correction wires?

AArkada correction wires are a key component of modern therapies for ingrown and ingrown nails. Created from flexible and durable material, they provide maximum effectiveness and patient comfort during therapy with the system's Arkada's Brace M.

Each wire is designed to be precisely tailored to the individual patient's needs - regardless of the severity of the problem or the shape of the nail plate.

• Safe and effective - made of steel made of 316L stainless steel, which is characterized by high resistance to abrasion and oxidation.

• Different thicknesses - Each thickness of wire is characterized by elasticity and flexibility, so they allow correction of any type of nail plate.

• Optimized for Brace M - The wires are compatible with Arkada's Brace M and other tools designed to create individual bracketsh i tools for ingrown nails.

Corrective wires can be purchased both in individual packages and in the form of sets to facilitate daily work in the practice.

Use of correction wires in orthonyxia

Correction wires are essential in:

• Correction of the growth path of the nail in patients with recurrent ingrowth,

• Correction of screwing nails and painful deformities,

• conducting podiatric therapies using the system Arkada's Brace M.

They are part of the equipment not only in podiatry offices, but also used during professional treatments orthonyxia.

Corrective wires - frequently asked questions

What are the correction wires made of?

AArkada wires are made of high-quality stainless steel. They are flexible, resistant to breakage and suitable for sterilization.

How to choose the right wire for Brace M?

The choice of wire thickness depends on the size of the plate, the shape and hardness of the nail and the degree of ingrowth. If in doubt, it is advisable to consult a specialist.

Can corrective wires be used at home?

No. Corrective wire therapy should only be performed by a qualified specialist who will select the right type of bracket and ensure the safety of the procedure.