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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fungus treatment pedicure.
Generally safe: technicians use gentle antifungal solutions, clean instruments, and perform a consultation for sensitivities. Clients with open sores, uncontrolled diabetes, or severe circulatory problems may be advised against the service or referred to their physician for safe treatment.
The service is scheduled as a 60-minute treatment that includes soak, cleaning, callus softening, focused fungal care, massage, and polish. Allow extra time for consultation or if extensive nail debridement is needed during your appointment.
A single pedicure improves appearance and reduces fungal load, but it is not a guaranteed permanent cure. Consistent professional care combined with at-home antifungal treatments and follow-up appointments increases the chance of long-term improvement.
We can apply polish after treatment, but for best fungal management some clients prefer clear breathable finishes or to delay color. Your technician will recommend the safest option based on nail condition and treatment goals to avoid trapping moisture.
Maintenance varies; many clients return every 4-8 weeks for monitoring, cleaning, and repeat treatments as needed. Your technician will suggest an individualized schedule based on severity, nail growth, and response to treatment for optimal long-term results.
Contraindications include uncontrolled diabetes, poor circulation, recent foot surgery, open wounds, or severe peripheral neuropathy. Always disclose medical conditions and medications during booking so we can assess safety and recommend medically appropriate care or a physician referral if necessary.