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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Toenail Reconstruction with Pedicure.
Sessions typically last 60–120 minutes depending on number of nails restored, severity of nail damage, and additional pedicure treatments. Mobile visits may adjust timing for setup. A full assessment yields a precise appointment length and personalized care plan.
Our Medical Pedicurist evaluates each condition before treatment. Mild fungal involvement can sometimes be cosmetically improved after appropriate medical clearance, but active infections may need prior medical treatment. We prioritize safety, hygiene, and will recommend referral when necessary.
Pricing combines the pedicure base ($150–$225), toenail restoration fees ($50 for one, $65 for two, $80 for three–seven, $100 for eight-plus), and a mobile fee ($50–$100). Any deposit paid at booking is applied toward your final total. For example, two restored toenails plus a $150 pedicure and $50 mobile fee equals $265.
Longevity varies based on activity, footwear, and nail growth; enhancements can last several weeks to months. Regular at-home care and follow-up maintenance visits extend durability. Your Medical Pedicurist will advise a maintenance schedule and signs indicating touch-ups are needed.
Yes. Reconstructive enhancements can restore nail shape, offload pressure, and smooth rough edges, reducing pain from rubbing or ingrown areas. Combined pedicure treatments also address calluses and cracked heels, alleviating associated discomfort and improving overall foot function.
Most clients do not require a referral. However, if you have active infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor circulation, or recent foot surgery, we may request medical clearance. Our Medical Pedicurist will assess risks and advise whether a doctor’s referral is necessary.