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A medical pedicure focuses on nail and skin care of the feet with sterile, often waterless methods. Every salon here names a medical pedicure, medi-pedi or diabetic foot care on its own website.
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Health first. If you have diabetes, poor circulation or a foot condition, check with your doctor or podiatrist before any pedicure, and tell the technician about it.
Common questions
What is the difference between a medical and a regular pedicure?
A medical pedicure is usually waterless, uses sterile single-use or autoclaved tools and focuses on calluses, thick or ingrown nails rather than on polish.
Is a medical pedicure the same as seeing a podiatrist?
No. A podiatrist is a doctor who diagnoses and treats foot conditions; a medical pedicure is cosmetic foot care, though some are done in podiatry offices.