Pedicures are one of the most common ways to spread diseases of the skin and nails of the feet.  The most prevalent problems to arise are fungal infections in the nails or skin, ingrown toenails and of course, the dreaded plantar warts. 

A medical pedicure is performed under the supervision of a physician, with disposable liners in the basin and medically autoclaved instruments.  

Those who have no infection can be confident they won’t leave with any new problems.   Those who do have fungal infections or viral warts can enjoy their treatments with a clear conscience that they won’t spread them to others.