Medical Pedicures
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silentpuma81 said:If I may just interject, I recently visited the salon on Tim Preradovic Street for a pedicure and manicure, and to put it bluntly, it was quite disappointing... I had specifically booked a medical-grade pedicure and manicure, but the staff seemed entirely disinterested in providing any actual specialized care. There was absolutely nothing "medical" about the service; in fact, I found myself having to point out every single flaw myself, only to be told that there wasn't anything they could do about it. They simply buffed my heels slightly and tidied up my nails, which honestly, I could have done better myself at home. My feet aren't particularly problematic, but I really wanted them to look perfect for a wedding. All in all, for $160, it was a very poor experience
So, I hit up that spot on Preradovic for a mani-pedi and gel polish right before a wedding. Honestly, the whole thing was a disaster, especially for what they charge. My nails didn't look rounded at all—they looked like two little olives. The cuticles were a mess right away, too. Then, the gel started chipping after one shower, and ten days later? Practically gone from every single nail. The girl working on me seemed totally checked out. I asked for a bright color, and she just grabbed the first bottle she saw until I practically forced her to show me the actual options. Just really disappointed. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.