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    Glossary Nail Damage

    harm to the nail plate or surrounding tissues

    Nail Damage, also known as Nail Trauma or Nail Injury, refers to any harm or injury to the nail plate, nail bed, or surrounding tissues. This can result from physical impacts, such as crushing or cutting, chemical exposure, or repetitive stress. Symptoms may include discoloration, splitting, detachment, or deformity of the nail, and in severe cases, it can lead to infections or permanent nail loss.

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