How often should you get a pedicure in the summer

“A pedicure used to be a straightforward routine of simply tending to your feet,” says Choi. “It involved trimming and filing your toenails, grooming the cuticles and applying nail polish to the toes, but the fundamentals have changed over time.

Nowadays, a pedicure can extend beyond mere maintenance, evolving into a luxurious ritual that pampers your feet and leaves you feeling both refreshed and relaxed.”

Dr. Stern notes there are also medical pedicures that are performed in specialized spas and salons or podiatrist's offices.

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As she explains, “Medi-pedis are more focused on treating issues related to the feet and nails, as opposed to a polish color. In fact, most medi-pedis that I am aware of don’t offer polish as part of the service.”

Dr. Stern also cautions that the term “medical pedicure” can be used by anyone, regardless of expertise, and advises that you do your research if you’re trying to treat the aforementioned issues, as not all pedicurists are professionally trained to address them.