It depends on your lifestyle and foot care needs. Generally, a pedicure every 4-6 weeks helps maintain healthy nails, smooth skin, and overall foot hygiene. More frequent visits may be needed if you’re dealing with calluses or ingrown nails.

Pedicures range from basic maintenance (nail trimming, cuticle care, and polish) to spa pedicures with exfoliation, masks, and massage. Specialty options include gel pedicures for long-lasting polish and medical pedicures for foot health concerns.

Pedicures are generally safe, but individuals with diabetes, circulatory issues, or fungal infections should consult a professional before getting a pedicure to ensure proper precautions are taken.

Yes! Many pedicures include exfoliation, callus removal, and deep hydration treatments to soften and heal dry, cracked heels. Regular pedicures combined with at-home moisturizing can significantly improve foot health.

A standard pedicure typically lasts 45-60 minutes, while more luxurious or specialized treatments may take up to 90 minutes. The results, including smooth skin and polished nails, usually last 2-4 weeks, depending on aftercare and lifestyle.