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- Basics of the NAIL TUTOR -
The nail is a unique structure whose component parts are collectively called the 'nail unit'.
The 'nail unit' consists of [distal to proximal]: 1 - the free edge of the nail, 2 - the hyponchium, 3 - the onychodermal band,
4 - the nail bed, 5 - the lateral nail fold, 6 - the lunala, 7 - the cuticle, 8 - the nail matrix, and 9 - the proximal nail fold.
Nail disorders can occure on each single aspect of the nail unit.
And one should take notice that far most people have at least one or more (harmless) nail disorders - on one or more fingers.
However far most of the nail disorders mentioned above are usually not observed in the hands (nor the feet) of healthy people.
- How the NAIL TUTOR works -
The HandResearch NAIL TUTOR helps you to identify your nail disorder in four quick steps:
1 - First you will be asked to identify the location your nail disorder.
2 - The second step concerns the colour of your nail disorder.
3 - The third step concerns 1 other feature of your nail disorder.
4 - In the final step you wil be able identify your nail disorder via visual cues.
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