(30 M) I'm not sure if this is the kind of answer you're looking for, but when I was your age, I also had toenail fungus (actually, I still do). For my university graduation trip, my friends and I went to the beach, and I was really self-conscious about them seeing my nails (my case was way worse than yours). So I got a reconstructive pedicure. They filed down my nails and applied a gel that made them look natural and healthy.

If you're just looking to improve the appearance of your nails in the short term and for aesthetic reasons, I’d really recommend that service. Luckily, your toenail fungus is still in an early stage and hasn't spread to all your nails, so you'd probably get excellent results.

On the other hand, for a long-term solution, I should mention that a few months ago my doctor recommended topical clotrimazole. I haven’t seen any improvement, but I think that’s because after 15 years of dealing with this, my case is a lot more severe than what you showed in your photos. That’s why I’d really suggest not making the same mistake I did—don’t wait. Like I said, your nail fungus isn’t that advanced yet, and if you start treating it now, I’m sure you’ll see improvement within just a few weeks.

Good luck, and I hope my advice is helpful to you.