PEDICURE

A cosmetic pedicure involves comprehensive care for the skin of the feet and nails. It is performed on feet without any pathological changes. The treatment begins with a foot bath, which prepares them for further stages. The beautician then removes excess calloused skin using a Gerlach milling cutter, trims the nails, softens the cuticles with a special gel, and removes them with a wooden stick or nippers. Finally, a refreshing foot scrub is performed, followed by the application of a cream tailored to the individual needs of the skin - a cream that smoothens and moisturizes the skin, prevents excessive sweating, and leaves the feet feeling fresh for a long time.

When to choose a cosmetic pedicure?

• For individuals who care about regular foot care, without excessive calluses or pathological changes in the skin and nails.
• When you want to take care of the beautiful and healthy appearance of your feet and maintain them in good condition through comprehensive care.
• Before the summer season, a trip, or an important event.
• When you not only care about aesthetics but also seek a relaxing and refreshing treatment.

Effects of a cosmetic pedicure:

• Feet become smoother, softer, and moisturized, resulting in walking comfort.
• The treatment provides a long-lasting feeling of freshness and an aesthetic appearance of the feet.
• The skin is properly refreshed and protected, helping to prevent excessive sweating and the appearance of any imperfections.

After the treatment, the feet are relaxed and aesthetically pleasing, and upon request, they can be additionally embellished, for example, by painting the nails.

Frequency of treatment

A cosmetic pedicure is recommended to be performed regularly every 4-6 weeks, depending on the rate of skin callusing, lifestyle, and footwear worn. Regular care helps maintain the skin of the feet and nails in excellent condition throughout the year.

Information for individuals scheduling the treatment

In a situation where during the visit it turns out that the feet require specialized care - e.g., due to excessive calluses, cracked heels, corns, warts, fungal infections, nail deformations, or other pathological changes - the specialist will perform a therapeutic pedicure or recommend it for the next visit. Therapeutic pedicure is a more advanced treatment that requires more time and an individual approach. Additionally, depending on the needs, the specialist may propose other podiatric procedures - e.g., removal of viral warts, treatment of cracked heels, offloading, braces for ingrown nails, or fungal therapy.

If the condition of the feet requires therapeutic pedicure and the schedule for the day allows it, the treatment can be performed immediately. Otherwise, a new date will be proposed. It is important to remember that a cosmetic pedicure is intended only for healthy feet, and its performance in the case of problematic feet may be insufficient or not recommended. The final decision on the type of treatment is made by the specialist based on the assessment of the skin and nails.

An acid pedicure is a modern treatment that uses advanced cosmetic acids for intensive foot care. Acids work exfoliating, effectively softening hard, calloused, and dry skin. The treatment involves precise application of acid preparations, which in a controlled manner remove dead skin, smooth the skin's surface, and stimulate its natural regenerative processes. In addition to the aesthetic aspect, acid pedicure also has healing properties - it reduces cracks on the heels, accelerates the healing of minor skin injuries, and has antibacterial effects.

Who is acid pedicure for?

• People with very dry skin: If a standard cosmetic pedicure does not produce the desired results and the skin on the feet remains hard and dry, acid pedicure provides a more effective solution.
• Patients with minor skin injuries: For individuals with minor cracks on the heels or localized irritations, cosmetic acids help not only to exfoliate dead skin but also support regenerative processes and healing of minor wounds.
• Individuals in need of regenerative treatment: When we care not only about aesthetics but also about improving skin health, the intensive action of acids contributes to deeper regeneration and has antibacterial effects.

When to choose acid pedicure instead of cosmetic pedicure?

• For persistent skin problems: When the skin on the feet is very calloused, and standard exfoliation methods are not sufficient, acid treatment provides more intensive effects.
• In situations requiring rapid regeneration: If an important event is approaching, and the effect of smooth and healthy feet is a priority, acid pedicure will help achieve a better aesthetic result in a shorter time.
• When regenerative therapy is necessary: In cases where the skin requires not only exfoliation but also intensive regeneration, the healing properties of acids can improve the skin's condition.

Effects of acid pedicure:

• Smooth and soft skin: Intensive exfoliation of dead skin allows for the restoration of natural softness and elasticity of the skin on the feet.
• Reduction of calluses: Removing overgrown, hard skin makes the feet look healthier and more well-groomed.
• Regeneration of cracks: Regular use of the treatment helps in the regeneration of damaged skin areas, reducing the visibility of cracks on the heels.
• Improvement in aesthetics and comfort: Thanks to the healing properties, the skin on the feet becomes not only more beautiful but also more resistant to irritations, resulting in better walking comfort.

Acid pedicure is an excellent choice for individuals who want to comprehensively care for the condition and appearance of their feet. Acid pedicure is worth choosing when dealing with dry, calloused skin or when, in addition to improving appearance, regenerative action is desired, something that standard cosmetic pedicure may not provide.

Frequency of treatments

It is recommended to perform acid pedicure every 4-6 weeks, depending on individual skin needs, the pace of callusing, and mechanical loads on the feet. The regularity of the treatment affects the durability of the effects and the effectiveness of regeneration.

Information for individuals scheduling the treatment:

In cases where during the visit a specialist notes the presence of changes requiring specialized treatment - such as extensive cracks, calluses, warts, fungal changes, or nail deformities - performing a medical pedicure or other podiatric procedures may be proposed.

Medical treatments are more time-consuming and tailored individually to the needs of the skin and nails. If the schedule allows, they can be performed during the same visit. Otherwise, a new appointment will be suggested.

Acid pedicure, like cosmetic pedicure, is intended for feet without pathological changes. All decisions regarding the type of treatment are made based on the assessment of the feet's condition by a specialist.

A cosmetic pedicure with lymphatic foot massage is a comprehensive treatment that combines precise foot care with a relaxing lymphatic massage. The procedure starts with a foot bath to prepare the feet for further steps, during which the beautician removes excess calloused skin and carefully trims the nails. Next, a massage of the foot joints and muscles is performed using a cream with a unique formula containing ingredients that restore the hydrolipid balance, firmness, and elasticity of the skin. This massage not only stimulates the lymphatic system and improves circulation but also deeply nourishes the skin, giving the feet a healthy and radiant appearance. The treatment concludes with a refreshing scrub and moisturizing therapy, leaving the feet relaxed, soft, and ready for further care or decoration according to the Client's wishes.

When to choose a pedicure with foot massage?

• If you feel that your feet are tired and sore after a long day at work, and an additional lymphatic massage can help reduce the feeling of heaviness.
• When you want to improve lymphatic circulation, which promotes detoxification of the body and reduces swelling.
• If you need deep muscle and joint relaxation for your feet, a lymphatic massage can effectively release tension and improve skin elasticity.
• In situations where an intense lifestyle or long hours on your feet require not only cosmetic care for your feet but also a regenerative massage that supports the body's natural mechanisms.

Effects of pedicure with foot massage:

• Deep relaxation of foot muscles and reduction of tension, resulting in a feeling of lightness and comfort.
• Improvement of lymphatic circulation, supporting the body's natural detoxification processes and reducing swelling.
• Enhancement of foot skin regeneration, making them firmer, more elastic, and well moisturized.
• Refreshed and healthy-looking feet, improving both the aesthetics and functionality of the feet.

Pedicure Spa Lux is a luxurious treatment that combines classic pedicure, cleansing foot scrub, relaxing massage, and refreshing mask. At the beginning, the feet undergo comprehensive care - they are cleansed, nails are trimmed, and excess calloused skin is removed, preparing them for the next stages. Then, a scrub is performed to thoroughly cleanse and smooth the skin, leaving it soft and ready for a relaxing massage. The foot massage, performed using a specially chosen cream, relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and supports natural regenerative processes. The treatment is completed with a refreshing mask that intensely moisturizes and nourishes the skin, restoring its natural glow.

Who is Pedicure Spa Lux for?

• For those who value comprehensive foot care and want to combine a standard pedicure with deep relaxation.
• When the feet feel tired and sore after a long day, and a treatment supporting regeneration and improving circulation is needed.
• When you prioritize intense moisturization and nourishment of the skin, allowing you to enjoy healthy and aesthetic-looking feet.

Effects of the Pedicure Spa treatment

• Deep relaxation of foot muscles and reduction of tension, resulting in a feeling of lightness.
• Smooth, refreshed, and intensely moisturized skin, with restored natural glow.
• Improved circulation and support for natural regenerative processes, affecting the overall health of the feet.
• An aesthetic appearance that provides both comfort and confidence on any occasion.

A pedicure is a quick treatment focused solely on the precise trimming and shaping of the toenails. The procedure involves cutting the nails and thoroughly smoothing and shaping them, giving the feet a neat and well-groomed appearance.

Who should choose a pedicure and when?

• For individuals in need of quick and precise care for their toenails only.
• When the main goal is to improve the aesthetics of the nails without the need for additional skincare treatments for the feet.

Effects of the treatment

• Neatly trimmed and leveled nails, resulting in an aesthetic appearance of the feet.
• Quick refreshment, providing the effect of well-maintained and organized nails.
• Improvement in the aesthetics of the feet thanks to well-groomed nails.

P.Shine Japanese Pedicure strengthens natural nails, giving them a glossy pink pearly colour. It gives nails a beautiful glow and also supplies them with natural ingredients (including vitamins A + E), keratin, bee pollen and silica from the Japanese sea. This unique manicure is recommended for brittle and splitting nails.

This treatment involves energetic movements which involves rubbing the paste on the natural nail plate and the application of a layer of powder. On average, it should be carried out every two or three weeks.

Specialized foot care with elements of podiatric therapy

Pedicure therapy is a treatment dedicated to individuals who have noticed concerning changes in the skin or nails of their feet – such as excessive calluses, cracks, corns, dryness, or nail plate problems. It combines classic care techniques with a professional therapeutic approach, not only improving the appearance of the feet but also supporting their health and comfort.

The treatment begins with a detailed assessment of the skin and nails conducted by a podiatrist specialist. Based on this assessment, an appropriate range of actions is selected – tailored to the needs of your feet and current issues.

What does pedicure therapy include?

• shortening and shaping of the nail plate using a specialized drill,
• removal of calluses from the nail folds,
• smoothing and cleansing of the skin on the entire foot surface,
• treatment of physiological and pathological calluses (corns, hyperkeratosis),
• refreshing foot peeling and application of antiseptic, antifungal, and regenerative preparations,
• individual recommendations for at-home care.

When to choose pedicure therapy?

• For individuals who have noticed skin or nail changes on their feet, such as persistent calluses or skin modifications requiring individual diagnosis and professional intervention.
• When standard cosmetic pedicures do not yield the expected results and problematic areas of the feet still require a specialized approach.
• In the presence of discomfort while walking due to certain conditions, and when intensive regenerative therapy tailored to the individual needs of your feet is needed.
• When a specialist, after a thorough analysis, recommends pedicure therapy as part of comprehensive foot care.

Effects of pedicure therapy:

• Improvement of the skin condition of the feet - the skin becomes smoother, softer, and more elastic, translating into better walking comfort.
• Effective treatment of skin changes - the treatment contributes to reducing hyperkeratosis (corns) and other skin irregularities, reducing discomfort.
• Antiseptic and antifungal action - the use of appropriate products helps prevent infections and maintain proper foot hygiene.
• Aesthetic effect - comprehensive foot care restores a healthy and well-groomed appearance, which is important for both health and well-being.

How often should pedicure therapy be done?

• Preventively: every 4-6 weeks to maintain good skin and nail condition and prevent new changes.
• For chronic problems: the frequency of visits is individually determined by the specialist - depending on the severity of the changes, the pace of regeneration, and coexisting conditions (e.g., diabetes, psoriasis, eczema).
• After podiatric therapy: pedicure therapy can be a continuation of supportive care to help maintain the effects of specialized treatments.

Regularity of treatments significantly increases the effectiveness of therapy, improves foot aesthetics, and minimizes the risk of recurrence of issues.

Organizational information

Pedicure therapy is a comprehensive treatment involving standard care and basic treatment of problematic skin changes, while more advanced procedures such as callus removal, wart treatment, cracked heel treatment, ingrown toenail trimming, nail reconstruction, application of nail braces for ingrown nails, or massage are additional services that are paid for and require separate reservations.