Podiatry
Duration
Price
Pedicure for problem feet
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No varnishing or removal of old varnish
90 minutes
50-70 €
Callus removal
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Reduces foot pain, pressure and discomfort when walking, helping to restore healthy skin.
60 minutes
About €10-30
Cufflink attachment (1 clasp)
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Toenail clippers are a professional way to help when your nails tend to become ingrown or curled.
45 minutes
About €25
Ingrown nail correction (1 nail)
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Restoring normal nail growth without surgical intervention, reducing pain and inflammation.
45 minutes
About €10
Onycholysis (1 nail)
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Professional help is provided when the nail plate separates from the nail bed and a gap forms between them.
60 minutes
About €10
Nail prosthetics (1 nail)
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Prosthetics of a damaged, deformed, or partially lost nail with special materials helps to aesthetically restore the nail.
60 minutes
About €20
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
+ What is podiatry?
A foot pedicure is a specialized foot care treatment designed to address a variety of foot health issues that go beyond the aesthetic management of nails or skin. This procedure is usually performed by a medical podiatrist or podiatrist with knowledge of foot anatomy and pathologies.
+ What does a pedicure for problematic feet usually include?
Ingrown toenail – if you have an ingrown toenail, a podiatrist can provide help without surgical intervention using special tools.
Removing calluses and managing calloused skin – especially if it causes pain or pressure.
Cracked heels - a specialist takes care of them and provides the most appropriate help.
Nail fungus – a podiatrist recognizes toenail fungus and offers the most appropriate treatment recommendations.
When faced with toenail deformation, thickening, delamination, or damaged nail plate, a specialist can provide appropriate assistance.
A podiatrist can help with foot deformities, assess biomechanical problems, and seek recommendations for orthopedic devices.
Removing calluses and managing calloused skin – especially if it causes pain or pressure.
Cracked heels - a specialist takes care of them and provides the most appropriate help.
Nail fungus – a podiatrist recognizes toenail fungus and offers the most appropriate treatment recommendations.
When faced with toenail deformation, thickening, delamination, or damaged nail plate, a specialist can provide appropriate assistance.
A podiatrist can help with foot deformities, assess biomechanical problems, and seek recommendations for orthopedic devices.
+ Who benefits from a pedicure for problem feet?
For people with diabetes (due to sensitive and easily damaged skin).
For older people.
For people with chronic nail or skin problems.
After injuries or improper foot care.
For older people.
For people with chronic nail or skin problems.
After injuries or improper foot care.