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Nails & podiatry
Neat hands and comfortable feet, in a calm studio with a coffee. For feet that need more than a pedicure, a podiatrist works on the medical side.
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Treatments
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Manicure45–90 min
Cuticle care, shaping and the finish you like, from natural to gel polish.
- Course
- Every 2–4 weeks
- Good for
- Everyday neat hands, events, gel that lasts
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Pedicure60–90 min
Foot soak, nail and cuticle care, gentle work on rough skin and polish if you want it.
- Course
- Every 4–6 weeks
- Good for
- Soft, cared-for feet and tidy nails
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Medical pedicure with podiatrist45–75 min
A podiatrist works on thickened or ingrown nails, calluses and corns with medical tools, then advises on care at home.
- Course
- As advised by the podiatrist
- Good for
- Ingrown or thickened nails, calluses, corns, sensitive feet
Price after consultation
Questions · Nails & podiatry
What is the difference between a pedicure and a medical pedicure?
A pedicure is cosmetic care for nails and skin. A medical pedicure is done by a podiatrist and treats problems like ingrown nails, calluses or corns.
Can I get manicure and pedicure at the same time?
Yes, often. Tell us when you book and we plan it.
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