$120+ for a deluxe "medical" pedicure is a regular pedicure at any nail salon despite what is advertised on their site and what office staff communicates if contacted. This is a mechanism to drum up business and/or up charge for physician office visits.
I received a gift certificate for a "medical pedicure" from my daughter. She had spoken with someone at the office and explained that there were ingrown nails, callouses and possible fungal infection and was told that - yes what they offer will take care of that.
I scheduled the highest level of pedicure which was supposed to take care of these issues.
On the day of my appointment, I can say the only "medical" thing about the pedicure was the location. A nail tech, not a medical person, did my pedicure. Since I had pain in my 2 big toenails, , which I mentioned several times, the doctor came in and looked at my toes (not exam, just bent over slightly to look at my toes) and told me that there might be a small fungal infection but any ingrown treatment would be an in office procedure and left the room.
The tech finished painting my nails and I left. I still have a small fungal infection because it was NOT addressed at all and my toes are still in pain.
I would not recommend this place for any kind of "medical pedicure". read more