Patient presents with complaints consistent with ingrown toenail (onychocryptosis).  The affected digit, the (rightgreat toe, leftgreat toe, rightsecond toe, etc.), exhibits (mild, moderate, severe) pain, erythema, edema, and (specify if any) purulent drainage.  Onset of symptoms occurred (number) daysweeksmonths ago and is attributed to (ill-fitting footwear, improper nail trimming, trauma, genetic predisposition).  Physical examination reveals (describe nail plate curvature, degree of nail penetration into the periungual skin, presence of granulation tissue, signs of infection).  The diagnosis of ingrown toenail is confirmed based on clinical presentation.  Treatment options discussed include conservative management with warm soaks, proper nail trimming techniques, and antibiotic ointment application if indicated.  Surgical intervention such as partial or complete nail avulsion with or without matricectomy may be considered if conservative measures fail.  Patient education provided regarding proper foot hygiene, appropriate footwear choices, and prevention of recurrence.  Follow-up appointment scheduled in (number) weeks for reevaluation.  ICD-10 code L60.0 (Onychocryptosis) is assigned.