They get their name from their resemblance to a little splinter wedged under the nail. In most cases, these small thin lines are harmless. But techs should be aware they could signal a larger problem.
n. (splĭn ‘tər hem’ər-ĭj) small areas of bleeding or hemorrhage underneath the nail bed that take the shape of straight lines; usually caused by hard impact or physical trauma to the nail; usually grows out with the nail after a few months
This month readers want to know about odorless acrylics, diabetic clietns, and splinter hemorrhages.
This month's edition of the Nail Doctor is so jam-packed, we brought on two doctors to answer your pressing questions.
The Nail Doctor helps us interpret brown lines on our nails, and the potential effects of acetone.
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