Pedicure Belgrade
Aesthetic and medical pedicure
Medical pedicure, aesthetic pedicure, i.e. pedicure as a whole - its importance is best reflected in the data that the feet are the part of the body that carries the greatest load throughout the day.
According to research, the average person takes between 5000 and 7000 steps per day. If we multiply the steps by the body mass of an average person, we would see that our feet carry a load of as much as 420 tons per day.
AESTHETIC AND MEDICAL PEDICURE
Pedicure at Miki Nail Care
At our salon, you can expect to meet professionals who take care of every detail, but also a space equipped with the latest technology and equipment. Our commitment to the health and safety of our clients, along with providing the highest quality service, makes us the ideal choice for your nail and foot care.
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Medical pedicure
Care, treatment, and prevention are of utmost importance in our center. Let’s take a look at the most common problems that a medical pedicure can help you with:
Thickening of skin on feet
Thickened nails
Feet rhagades
Calluses
Corns
Ingrown nail
Nail fungus
Each of these complications can lead to serious health problems or directly threaten movement, i.e. daily life.
The professional approach of our medical pedicure technicians is here to successfully and quickly repair and resolve all of the above, including many other complications, indications, and infections.
MEDICAL PEDICURE
Most frequent cases
What is nail plate dystrophy?
Nail plate dystrophy is most often caused by damaging the nail plate, or otherwise said the nail matrix. This disease of the nail plate can most often be interpreted as a fungal disease (onychomycosis) however, this does not have to be the case. The good news is that this kind of nail complication can be solved and cured in most cases. The first step towards healing and the beginning of therapy is mechanical abrasion, which we apply in our center. In a very quick and painless way, through mechanical abrasion, we remove all the dystrophic layers of the nail, reaching the healthy surface, which is subsequently cared for and treated until the nail is fully restored.
What are septic blisters?
The most specific thing about septic blisters is that in 90% of cases, they are inflamed and accompanied by a purulent abscess. Capillaries under the hard layer of the skin burst due to constant pressure, creating hematomas accompanied by pain. They keep coming back because they are caused by a deformity of the toe called "hammer toe".
What is an ingrown nail?
An ingrown nail is a very common problem nowadays. In this process, the lateral edge cuts through and digs into the surrounding tissue, followed by a bacterial infection, which additionally is responsible for further complications such as a purulent abscess, formation of granulomas, and similar. The technical name for a bacteriological infection of the nail and the surrounding tissue is Paronychia. There are various methods for repairing an ingrown nail, however, most often the nail must undergo surgical removal of the part of the nail plate that is causing the problem. After healing the infection, the nail needs 5-9 months to be restored from beginning to end, that is why Miki Nail Care recommends regular visits and check-ups during that period, which are done once a month to prevent a recurrence of the problem in the critical part of the restoration.
What are calluses between the toes?
Calluses between the toes, i.e. soft calluses (heloma molle) are very inconvenient and painful thickenings that occur due to a combination of pressure factors and increased perspiration (sweating) of the feet where constant moisture softens the skin between the toes. Softening the skin and the wet surface, calluses harm the skin resistance, which is why specific layers of keratosis with a whitish color and a rubbery structure are formed. With adequate treatment and a few tips on preventive care, these calluses can be resolved permanently.
What Hard Callus is?
Hard callus (Helloma Durum) is most often found above the bony part of the little finger, while it can also be on other fingers. This kind of blister is recognized mostly by its darker color, thickening and hard keratosis deposits. It is caused by strong pressure or friction inside the shoe and can be very painful. Removal of this kind of blister is often painless.
Aesthetic thumb prosthesis
Aesthetic prosthesis represents molding and adding acrylic to all existing defects on the thumbnail. Deficiencies, i.e. atrophy of the nail plate, most often occur as a result of physical or chemical trauma which causes the structure loss of the nail, its integrity, shape, etc… All these acquired anomalies can be mended with a professional approach and preparation, and the acrylic will restore your nails to their old shine and former shape without a visible difference. We would like to remind you that this technique is not used for the treatment of fungal infections and that we advise that such interventions are performed exclusively in the summer period when the season of open footwear is in effect. Keep in mind that this material, however clinically tested and not harmful to the skin, is still not natural and should not be abused at all costs. The health and proper care of what nature has given us is still the utmost priority.
Medical prosthesis
In this case, we use acrylic for similar purposes, but in completely different situations.
Namely, the medical acrylic prosthesis is used in the post-operative phase of the nail plate.
Paronychia is a bacteriological infection that occurs as a result of the ingrowth of the nail into the soft tissue. The most common solution for such a problem is partial removal of the nail in the area where the infection is caused. After the infection has been successfully remedied, the nail after a short period of stagnation begins to regenerate again in the part where it was previously removed. In certain cases, after 2-3 months, the nail comes to the same position and length that it was in when the infection occurred and starts to create the same problem.
To prevent such a scenario, we form and apply an acrylic prosthesis in the nail bed imitating and replacing the already removed part. This type of therapy lasts from 5 to 7 months, i.e. exactly as long as it takes to completely restore the removed part of the nail. The acrylic prosthesis grows together with the nail plate and can be shortened, supplemented, or reshaped if needed.
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Aesthetic pedicure
In our hands, your feet will look beautiful and feel fantastic! An aesthetic pedicure at “Miki Nail Care” is the right choice for everyone who wants to admire the best version of their feet.
Aesthetic pedicure
Pedicure with nail polish
Gel polish
Aesthetic prosthesis
Pedicure with a professional disc
Apparatus pedicure
Combined pedicure
We use the highest quality products and techniques to make your feet look flawless and well-groomed. The treatment includes thorough preparation and removal of thickened skin, precise processing of cuticles, optimal shortening, and shaping of nails, as well as hydration and massage, which will give you a feeling of freshness and comfort.
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Frequently asked questions
What services do you provide at the Miki Nail Care salon?
In our center, we include all services in the field of hand and foot care, both in aesthetic and medical terms.
Our offer includes all manicure techniques, such as classic manicures, permanent nail polish, strengthening natural nails with gel, molding, and nail extensions with tips.
When it comes to pedicure services, they include an aesthetic pedicure with hygienic maintenance, beautification, and foot care. As well as a medical pedicure, with which we achieve the solution of more complex problems such as ingrown nails, corns (various calluses), nail dystrophy, thickening, and other conditions that require specialized care and access.
Our team of experts provides high-quality treatments and uses professional products to keep your feet and hands looking well-groomed and healthy.
How long does a manicure/pedicure treatment take?
The duration of nail treatments varies depending on the type of service. A classic manicure typically lasts between 30 to 45 minutes, while a gel manicure can take up to 90 minutes. For other techniques, such as gel nail strengthening or filing/molding, you should set aside 90 to 120 minutes.
A pedicure usually takes between 45 minutes and 1.5 hours, depending on whether you choose an aesthetic or medical pedicure, as well as your choice of nail polish—either classic or gel.What is the difference between classic and permanent manicure?
A classic manicure involves the removal of cuticles, cleaning, shaping, and applying nail polish, while a permanent manicure uses a special UV/LED lamp to provide long-lasting polish. This type of manicure can last for about three weeks or until your next touch-up, allowing you to enjoy worry-free nails.
What is the difference between an aesthetic pedicure and a medical pedicure?
The difference between an aesthetic pedicure and a medical pedicure lies in the treatment specifics, target audience, and the techniques and products used. Both types of pedicures involve foot care, but they serve different purposes and delve into varying depths of treatment.
An aesthetic pedicure focuses on enhancing the appearance of the feet and nails. Its primary goal is beautification and maintenance, which includes removing dead skin cells, shaping the nails, and applying nail polish.
When is it recommended?
An aesthetic pedicure is ideal for individuals looking to improve the appearance of their feet, especially during the summer months when open-toed shoes are common. It is also excellent for maintaining healthy nails and skin in daily life.On the other hand, a medical pedicure emphasizes the health of the feet. It involves a specialized approach to address specific foot and nail issues, such as ingrown nails, corns, calluses, thickened skin, fungal infections, nail dystrophies, or irregularities in nail structure.
When is it recommended?
Medical pedicures are recommended for individuals experiencing health complications in their feet or those who encounter discomfort or pain during daily activities. It is also suitable for individuals with specific health issues, such as diabetes, neuropathy, and other chronic conditions. Medical pedicures provide specialized care and ensure safe, careful treatment for the feet.Do you offer manicures/pedicures for men?
Absolutely! Our center offers manicure and pedicure services for men as well. We understand that hand and foot care is important for everyone, regardless of gender. Our services include classic manicures and pedicures, along with medical treatments that are tailored for men.
If you prefer, we can also perform treatments with neutral or no polish. Our technicians are trained to provide discreet and comfortable services in a pleasant environment, ensuring that you feel relaxed and refreshed.
How often do I need to come for pedicure/manicure treatments?
It’s important to monitor the condition of your hands and feet for all treatments. Manicure services typically need to be repeated every 2 to 3 weeks, as nails grow and cuticles reform. Keeping your nails and cuticles in good condition is essential. For gel nails, you can expect to wait about 4 weeks before needing a touch-up.
Pedicures generally need to be done every 3 to 5 weeks, but the frequency can vary based on daily activities and external factors.
Do you do toenail prosthetics at the salon?
In our salon, we offer a nail prosthetics service, specializing in creating prosthetics for thumbnails using the acrylic technique. Acrylic is a highly reliable material that was first developed for dental use and has since become popular in manicures and pedicures due to its strength and versatility.
Over a decade ago, we developed a unique method for creating nail plate prosthetics for the feet, which has proven to be extremely effective.
Acrylic is easy to apply, bonds quickly to the nail, and provides a stable base for the prostheses. Its neutral pigment allows the prosthesis to blend seamlessly, making any damage to the nail plate nearly invisible.
There are two primary approaches to creating nail plate prosthetics: aesthetic and medical. The aesthetic approach focuses on restoring the natural appearance of the nail, while the medical approach serves a functional purpose, protecting damaged nails and facilitating their regrowth. For more information about nail prosthetics, please visit our website.
What should I do if I have an allergy to certain products?
If you have allergies to any products, please inform us before we begin the treatment. We can perform a sensitivity test on a small area of the nail plate to ensure your safety.
If we determine that certain products are not safe for you, we will recommend an alternative treatment to avoid any unwanted reactions. Our goal is to provide you with a safe and enjoyable experience while prioritizing your health.
Does the equipment you work with go through a sterilization procedure?
At our center, we prioritize the highest standards of hygiene. All instruments undergo a thorough process of cleaning, sterilization, and packaging in sterile bags to ensure maximum protection and peace of mind for our clients. To learn more about our sterilization procedures and hygiene practices, please visit the “Hygiene” section on our website.
Can the already existing material applied to my nails be removed at your place?
Absolutely! In our salon, we safely remove all materials from your nails to prevent any damage. We recommend having your gel polish, gel, or nail extensions removed by our professionals to ensure that your nails remain healthy and well-preserved.
Do I need to book an appointment in advance?
To ensure you receive the best service, please make an appointment in advance. If your schedule is tight, we recommend booking your next appointment during your visit to the salon. If you’re unable to make a reservation, please give us a call, and we will do our best to accommodate you or add you to our waiting list. You can schedule an appointment by calling 065/322-76-50, through our social media channels, or by visiting our website at the following link >
Does the material applied to the nails, such as classic polish, gel polish or gel, damage the nails?
Materials like classic nail polish, gel polish, and gel typically do not damage the nails when they are applied and removed correctly. However, improper application, excessive use, and incorrect removal can lead to dehydration, brittleness, cracking, or discoloration of the nails.
Always seek advice from experts to maintain the health of your nails.
