Hands and feet get read the same way skin does.
Manicure and pedicure care that starts with your skin and nails, not just a polish color.
Book hand and foot care
Skin condition first, polish second
A hand or foot visit here starts with what your skin and nails actually need. We look for calluses, dry patches, cuticle trouble, and any irritation.
Then we move on to the polish — the part most people book for. That order matters more for feet than most clients assume.
What looks like plain dryness can be something worth following up on elsewhere. We'd rather catch it before it's covered by polish.
Who this suits
This fits anyone who wants nail care from someone watching skin condition, not just color choice. That includes clients managing dry or callused skin year after year.
It also includes clients in or after cancer treatment. Their hands and feet often need gentler exfoliation and products than a standard salon manicure assumes.
Where it fits with oncology-safe care
Cancer treatment often shows up in the hands and feet. Nail changes, dryness, and sensitivity are all common.
Our oncology-trained estheticians adjust the exfoliation and the products to match. It's the same standard we hold for facial oncology work.
Callus work goes in stages — we'd rather book a follow-up than force everything off in one sitting.
Common questions
Is this a medical pedicure?
No. It's a spa manicure and pedicure with real attention to your skin and nails — not a medical foot service. If a practitioner sees something that needs medical care, she'll tell you to follow up with a physician.
Can I get hand and foot care during cancer treatment?
Yes. An oncology-trained practitioner adjusts the exfoliation and products for treatment-affected skin and nails. Ask about oncology-safe care when you book.
How is this different from a nail salon manicure?
We check your skin and nails before any polish goes on. Then we adjust the products and the exfoliation to what your skin can handle. Most nail-salon visits skip that step.
Can I book hand and foot care with a facial in the same visit?
Yes — many clients pair it with a facial or another treatment. See Spa Packages for treatments built to run together in one visit.
Is gel or standard polish available?
Ask about current polish options when you book. The practitioner can suggest a finish that suits your nails and how long you want it to last.