A visit to a Move with Podiatry can assist with ingrown toenails in a number of ways. Podiatrists are medical professionals who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of foot and ankle conditions. Here are a few ways a podiatrist may be able to help with ingrown toenails:

1. Diagnosis: A podiatrist can examine your toenail and determine whether it is indeed ingrown, and if so, the degree of severity.

2. Nail trimming or removal: A podiatrist may trim or remove a portion of the ingrown toenail to alleviate pain and prevent further infection.

3. Medication: Move with Podiatry may provide information about antibiotics or other medications to help prevent or treat infection.

4. Splinting or padding:  Move with Podiatry may place a splint or padding on the toe to keep the nail from digging into the skin.

5. Surgery: In some cases, a podiatrist from Move with Podiatry may recommend surgery to remove the entire toenail or a portion of the toe bone to prevent recurrence.

6. Prevention: A podiatrist can provide instructions for proper nail care and foot hygiene to prevent ingrown toenails from recurring.

It is important to note that if you have an ingrown toenail, it is important to see a podiatrist  at Move with Podiatry as soon as possible, as untreated ingrown toenails can lead to serious infection, and delay in treatment can lead to more complicated cases.