Gel Nails Cause Cancer? Nail Fungus? Yellow Nails? Dermatologist Answers Questions About Nail Health

You might have seen news recently about gel nail polish lamps causing cause cancer. But is it something we really need to worry about? What causes nails to be yellow? Is it nail fungus? I asked board-certified dermatologist @danielsugaimd all these nail health questions and more in this video!

💕 Thank you to @danielsugaimd for joining me in this video!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
01:17 Rash from Gel Nails
02:08 Gel Polish Lamps & Cancer Risk
04:30 Mani/Pedi Safety
09:00 Yellow Nails
09:50 Nail Fungus
11:52 Strengthen Nails
13:59 Nail Health
16:32 Ingrown Nails
17:32 Final Thoughts

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McNulty, B. (2022, August 8). Yellow nails: Cause, cure and prevention. LeSalon. Retrieved March 23, 2023, from
NHS. (n.d.). Fungal nail infection. NHS choices. Retrieved March 23, 2023, from

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10 Comments

  1. Nail artist here and super glad you did this video especially the part about UV like that people can realize it is ok to go to a salon do their nails if it’s properly done and not on their own too and pic a good salon they are not equal …

  2. I have an autoimmune disease called Dermatomyositis & my nails were a huge factor in my diagnosis according to my dermatologist. My cuticles tend to stay inflamed & even have calcified for almost a year after my diagnosis. It was extremely painful but learned so much from it that I use to check myself to this very day. Thank you for this informative video. We all appreciate all you do!

  3. I heard of this topic when I was watching Chloe one day and I was shocked but it makes so much sense. I stopped getting my nails done with gel ages ago. Same thing with dip (as much as I loved it). I’ve been doing my own for ages now and I prefer it.

  4. Thank you for this! I always felt something wasn’t right about getting my cuticles cut/pushed back on my fingernails. It felt like nails on a chalkboard and I figured they were hard to remove for a reason. I’ve had an infection in my big toe before from the nail salon years ago and after I learned how unsanitary most of the salons were I stopped going and just do my own nails, no gel.

    When I do my fingernails I leave my cuticles alone and make sure they’re moisturized. For my toe cuticles I just remove whatever is easy to scoop up but I don’t clip any of it away.

  5. Awesome video! Thank you so much! God bless you! 🙏❤️💯. God bless everyone who reads this and love you all: make sure you know Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour everyone! He is coming soon! Accept and believe in Jesus Christ! John 3:16 Jesus Christ loves you!

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