Paramedical Pedicure
A non-invasive, dry pedicure performed by a Certified Master Pedicurist (CMP) from the North American School of Podology who is trained and skilled to carry out clinical foot care techniques in a safe, aseptic environment using autoclaved sterilized implements.
It addresses severely damaged, thickened, discolored toenails and excessively dry heels, cracks, fissures, and corns. It is safe for diabetic or high-risk clients; using implements that have undergone autoclave sterilization prevents the spread of bacteria, fungus, viruses, and blood-borne pathogens.
Starting at $110.
What is it?
Anyone who suffers from foot pain caused by thick nails, corns, calluses, ingrown or involuted nails, diabetics, oncology or otherwise immunocompromised clients who may benefit from proper foot and nail care.
Main reasons to book a paramedical pedicure:
Thick Nails
Nails can become thick for a variety of reasons – poor/reduced circulation, injuries, diabetes, fungal infection, repetitive trauma, etc. When a nail thickens, it can become brittle, discolored, unsightly and cause pain or discomfort. The Paramedical Pedicure uses an e-file and an appropriate bits to safely reduce the thickness (over a series of pedicures). Not only does this result in a smoother, more natural nail appearance, it also affects less pressure on the nail bed (which, in turn, reduces discomfort and pain).
Who is it for?
Source NHS Lanarkshire
Ingrown or Involuted Nail Mitigation
An ingrown nail occurs when the corner or side of a toenail grows towards the sidewall. An involuted nail occurs when a toenail grows and curls under itself. Both conditions, which usually occur in the big toe, can cause pain, inflammation, swelling and, sometimes, even an infection.
We correct involuted and ingrown toenails using NanoBrace, a gentle gel-based nail bracing system that works with the nail's natural growth to guide it flat again — no surgery, no pain. Enriched with antimicrobial Nano Silver, it's applied in-salon and typically shows visible improvement over a series of appointments.
Fungal Toenails
A fungal nail infection (Onychomycosis) can affect any part of the nail. If left untreated and the infection worsens, the nail may become discoloured, change shape and the surrounding skin may thicken.
Source NHS Lanarkshire
Corns and Calluses
Corns and calluses form when skin thickens to protect itself from repeated friction or pressure, often from footwear or the way you walk. Left untreated, they can become painful, crack, or lead to further irritation. The Paramedical Pedicure gently smooths and reduces built-up skin, relieving pressure and restoring comfort.
Our Team - Credentials
Lana is accredited by the North American School of Podology. She completed the Certified Master Pedicurist (CMP) course to become one of the best and most knowledgeable pedicurists in the industry. Lana will be able to help you with any foot concerns and recommend at-home care.
