Medical Pedicure

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Medical Pedicure for Healthy, Beautiful Feet with Expert Podiatric Care

Performed by a Podiatrist in a safe and sterile environment, a Medical Pedicure gives your feet an extra level of care you won't get in a salon. The Ace Feet Medical Pedicure goes beyond beauty, offering a therapeutic experience and a health-first approach that nurtures your feet with the care they truly deserve. Whether you're dealing with corns or calluses, or simply seeking the ultimate foot refresh, our medical pedicure will leave your feet feeling revitalized, healthy, and ready to take on the world. At Ace Feet, we believe that wellness starts from the ground up.

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What is a Medical Pedicure?

A Medical Pedicure promotes healthy, clean, feel-good feet. This is your opportunity to have your feet examined and treated by the doctor while having unwanted dead skin or problem toenails dealt with appropriately. Medical pedicures are performed by the doctor and begin with a basic podiatric exam to evaluate your general foot health and address any underlying foot conditions. Corns and calluses are removed. Thick cracked heels are softened, cleared of hyperkeratotic tissue, and treated for healing. Mild ingrown toenails are relieved with slim-side nail filing. Fungal infections are diagnosed and a treatment plan is created and/or started as part of this service. Medications, if appropriate, are prescribed. Unlike traditional pedicures which center around the aesthetic of polish application, the medical pedicure focuses on foot health. Instead of polish, a specially formulated nail oil is used to nourish the nail plate for clean, clear toes.

Medical Pedicure Treatments

Antimicrobial foot soak, foot exam and discussion of your concerns, sharp (surgical blades used - if you want) plus electric file removal of calluses and extra skin, treatment of heel cracks, nail trimming, and filing, mild ingrown nail removal if appropriate, glycolic acid treatment of callused areas, moisturizer application, and nail treatment. (Nail treatment could be a quick-dry, clear coat polish, a nourishing nail oil, or nothing at all if you’d like to allow the nail to breathe for a bit.)