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In taking care of our overall health, we often forget about the feet that bear the burden of our body every day. Medical pedicure stands out as a special type of treatment that combines aesthetic and medical benefits in order to make the feet healthy, cared for and beautiful. Find out below how it is done and when is the right time for this treatment.
What is a medical pedicure?
A medical pedicure includes professional foot care to maintain their healthy structure and appearance. This treatment is intended for people with thickened skin, corns, ingrown nails, fungus or dry skin.
How is a medical pedicure done?
Medical pedicure treatment is usually carried out in specialized salons or clinics. Before the treatment, the therapist will carefully examine the feet and identify potential problems. Then the feet are soaked in warm water to soften the skin and nails. This step facilitates further care.
Thickened skin and corns are removed with special tools. This step helps reduce discomfort and prevent possible infections. The nails are shortened and shaped, and if ingrown nails are present, the therapist can carefully treat this problem.
After cleaning, the feet are hydrated with special creams, and the treatment ends with a massage to encourage circulation and relaxation.
When is it time for a medical pedicure?
A medical pedicure is not only a luxury treatment, but also part of foot health care. Here are a few situations when the time is right for this treatment:
• Nail problems: Ingrown toenails or nail fungus require the special care that a medical pedicure provides.
• Dry and cracked skin: If the skin of the feet is dry, cracked or thickened, a medical pedicure can restore its healthy appearance.
• Corns: Painful corns can be adequately treated with a medical pedicure.
• Preventive care: Regular medical pedicures can prevent problems before they become serious.
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