Keryflex Nail Restoration in Phoenix| Direct Podiatry AZ

Q: How much does KeryFlex cost?

At Direct Podiatry Arizona, pricing for KeryFlex is: $250 for a New Patient Consultation or $125 for a Returning Patient Visit. The KeryFlex application is $50 for the first big toenail, plus $30 for the second big toenail, and $20 for each additional small toenail.

Keryflex Nail Restoration in Phoenix, AZ

Bring Your Toenails Back To Life: Safely and Beautifully

Whether your toenails and damaged from fungus or trauma, Keryflex gives you a healthy, natural looking appearance to your nails, without needles, pills, or downtime

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Before & After Keryflex Treatment

What Is Keryflex?

KeryFlex is a cosmetic nail restoration system that uses a flexible, medical-grade resin to restore the look of your toenails, especially if they've been damaged by:

Toenail fungus (onychomycosis)
Trauma (runners, nails accidentally being ripped out, direct injuries)
Thick, cracked, or yellow nails

Unlike nail salon acrylics, KeryFlex is non-porous, flexible, and safe for medical use.

Why Our Phoenix Patients Love Keryflex

Looks and feels like a real nail
Safe for people with nail fungus or diabetes
No odor, no lifting, no discoloration
Can be filed and polished like a natural nail
Grows out with your own nail

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does KeryFlex last?
About 6–8 weeks, depending on your shoe choices, lifestyle, and how quickly your nails grow.

Can I use nail polish over KeryFlex?
Yes! You can polish and remove it just like with a natural nail.

Is KeryFlex safe if I have nail fungus?
Yes! KeryFlex can be used after fungus is managed with laser or other treatments. It does not cure fungus, but gives you a healthy look while the real nail grows out.

Does Keryflex hurt?
No. The procedure is pain-free, even on previously thick or damaged nails.

Before & After Keryflex Treatment

Performed by a board-certified podiatrist

KeryFlex isn’t a salon service; it’s a medical-grade procedure performed by a foot doctor who understands toenail disease and structure. You’ll get the cosmetic results you want without putting your nail or skin health at risk.