Medical Pedicure: Foot Care Beyond Cosmetics

Unlike traditional spa pedicures, medical pedicures prioritize the health and function of your feet. Performed in a sterile setting, this noninvasive treatment addresses issues like calluses, corns, fungal infections, and ingrown toenails.

What to Expect

Your appointment begins with a thorough foot assessment to identify infections, skin or nail disorders, and biomechanical concerns. The procedure includes:

Proper trimming and filing of toenails to prevent ingrown nails

Precise removal of dead skin and calluses

Targeted treatment of fungal or bacterial infections

Advanced tools like electric files or podiatry burrs may be used to smooth rough areas.

For Athletes: Performance-Driven Foot Maintenance

Athletes put their feet through a lot—blisters, fungal infections, and nail trauma are common. A medical pedicure helps prevent and treat these issues. Medical pedicure is about keeping your feet healthy, strong, and ready to perform.

For Seniors: Gentle, Preventive Foot Care

Medical pedicures offer safe, hygienic foot care designed to prevent common age-related issues like thickened nails, fungal infections, and painful calluses.

For People with Diabetes: Safe, Clinical Foot Care

For those managing diabetes, foot care is essential. Medical pedicures are performed in a sterile setting.

The service includes:

Careful nail trimming to prevent wounds

Gentle removal of calluses and dead skin

Monitoring for infections, ulcers, or circulation issues

No shared footbaths or cosmetic polishes—just medically safe, preventive care to protect your feet.

Unlike salon pedicures, medical pedicures avoid cosmetic polishes and shared footbaths. All instruments are either disposable or sterilized to strict medical standards.