Medical Pedicure — Healthy and Beautiful Feet |
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Medical pedicures promote the health and well-being of your feet, going far beyond aesthetics. Here at EC Beauty Clinic in Carcavelos - Lisbon, we provide this service to improve comfort, well-being and mobility of your feet. What is a medical pedicure?A medical pedicure is a specialised treatment performed by our experienced professionals. It includes an assessment of the feet and nails, a deep cleanse, and the removal of dead skin cells, calluses, and rough patches. It also includes the treatment of minor conditions and nail cutting and filing using safe, sterile techniques. The treatment concludes with personalised advice tailored to each client's needs. Unlike traditional pedicures, which focus on aesthetics, medical pedicures focus on foot and nail health, incorporating podiatric knowledge and preventive measures. Main benefits of a medical pedicureThe main benefits of medical pedicures include:
Who is it recommended for?Ideal for those who:
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Frequently Asked Questions about Medical Pedicure |
What is the difference between a traditional and a medical pedicure?Traditional pedicures mainly focus on aesthetics. In contrast, medical pedicures treat nail and skin conditions on the feet with technical and clinical rigour, aiming to promote foot health and functionality rather than just improving the appearance of the feet. |
Is a medical pedicure a painful treatment?In most cases, treatment is comfortable. While some procedures may cause slight discomfort, they are performed with great care and expertise to ensure your comfort. |
How long does a medical pedicure session take?Usually, it takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the condition of the feet and the extent of the required treatment. More complex cases may take longer or require an additional session. |
I have diabetes and poor circulation— can I undergo this treatment?Yes, but it is essential that you inform us of your medical history in advance. If you have a condition that puts your feet at risk, such as diabetes, compromised circulation or neuropathy, more rigorous monitoring will be required, which may necessitate additional care. Specialised podiatry is crucial in such cases. |
How frequently should I attend sessions?It depends on the condition of your feet and nails, any changes present, and your lifestyle factors such as your profession, footwear and sports activities. For maintenance, 4–6 weeks is generally appropriate, whereas for treating conditions, 3–4 weeks may be more suitable. The initial assessment will help determine the most suitable frequency. |
What precautions should I take after the session?Some common precautions you should take include:
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