Is a clinical pedicure painful?

No, the procedure is comfortable. We use gentle techniques and sterile instruments to minimise discomfort. Most clients find it soothing and relaxing.

Can I have a clinical pedicure if I have diabetes?

Yes, clinical pedicures are ideal for people with diabetes. They are performed by well-trained professionals who understand the risks associated with diabetic foot care.

Will my feet look better after the treatment?

Yes. While the treatment is primarily focused on foot health, the end result includes smoother skin, clearer nails and visibly healthier feet.

Is nail polish included in a clinical pedicure?

We focus on health outcomes and do not apply traditional nail polish. However, we offer medical-grade nail solutions that improve the appearance of discoloured or damaged nails.

Do I need a referral from a GP?

No referral is necessary. You can book directly with us for any podiatry service.

Clinical Pedicure

For most individuals, we recommend a clinical pedicure every 6 to 8 weeks, depending on your foot health and lifestyle.

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Clinical Pedicure

At CureSpa, we provide specialist podiatry-led clinical pedicures in Dublin that go far beyond cosmetic treatments. Our focus is on foot health, comfort and aesthetic results, using medical-grade sterilised equipment and podiatric knowledge to treat and prevent common foot conditions.

We adhere to strict clinical-grade infection control protocols. All instruments are sterilised using an autoclave, ensuring they are free from bacteria, fungi and viruses.

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What is a Clinical Pedicure?

A Clinical Pedicure at CureSpa is a cosmetic foot and nail care treatment carried out by a trained nail therapist.

The treatment focuses on improving the appearance, comfort and general condition of the feet and toenails using routine, non-invasive techniques.

Our nail therapists do not diagnose medical conditions or perform invasive procedures.

If anything is identified that falls outside the scope of routine cosmetic foot care, one of our podiatrists can assess the concern and advise on the appropriate next step.

What to Expect During a Clinical Pedicure

Your nail therapist will discuss your foot-care needs and visually check the skin and nails to ensure the treatment is suitable.

Depending on your individual needs, treatment may include:

Trimming, filing and shaping of toenails
Gentle cleaning around the nails and nail grooves
Cosmetic cuticle care
Reduction of superficial hard skin and callus
Gentle care of dry or cracked heels
Filing and reduction of thickened toenails
Buffing of the nails
Application of moisturisers and emollients
General advice on routine foot and nail care

All care provided by the nail therapist is non-invasive and limited to routine cosmetic foot and nail care.

When Will a Podiatrist Be Involved?

If the nail therapist identifies anything that may require further assessment, such as a suspected infection or significant skin lesion, treatment of that issue will not be undertaken by the nail therapist.

A CureSpa podiatrist can assess the concern and advise on the appropriate treatment.

This ensures that the Clinical Pedicure remains a non-invasive cosmetic foot and nail care treatment.

Who Can Benefit?

Clinical Pedicures may be suitable for people who would like help maintaining the appearance and comfort of their feet and toenails, including those with: