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Clinical Pedicure

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

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. Every treatment is delivered in a hygienic, clinical setting by fully qualified and registered podiatrists.

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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 is a medically informed foot treatment designed to improve the overall health, condition and appearance of the feet. Unlike beauty pedicures, clinical pedicures are performed by trained podiatrists who understand the structure, biomechanics and pathology of the feet.

These treatments address calluses, cracked heels, corns, fungal nails, thickened toenails, and other dermatological or nail issues. The process is safe, effective and tailored to the unique needs of each client.

What to Expect During a Clinical Pedicure

Every appointment at CureSpa begins with a thorough consultation, where our podiatrist assesses your feet, nails and skin condition. The treatment is then tailored to your specific concerns and may include the following:

 

  • Nail trimming and shaping to reduce pressure or correct alignment

  • Cuticle and nail bed care using sterilised tools

  • Removal of corns, calluses and hard skin

  • Fungal nail treatment and topical therapies

  • Cracked heel care with intensive hydration

  • Application of medical-grade moisturisers or emollients

  • Advice on footwear, hygiene, and aftercare

 

Every treatment is completed with a gentle buffing to restore the natural shine of your nails and skin, leaving your feet feeling revitalised, healthy and visibly improved.

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Conditions Treated During Clinical Pedicures

  • Onychomycosis (fungal nail infection)

  • Hyperkeratosis (excessive skin build-up)

  • Corns and plantar warts

  • Psoriasis-related nail changes

  • Ingrown or thickened toenails

  • Heel fissures (deep, painful cracks in the heel)

  • Interdigital maceration from excessive moisture

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Who Can Benefit from a Clinical Pedicure?

  • People with underlying health conditions such as diabetes, arthritis or circulatory disorders

  • Elderly individuals who may struggle with self-care

  • Athletes prone to foot strain, fungal infections or thickened nails

  • Pregnant women, who often experience swelling and skin issues on the feet

  • Anyone concerned about hygiene and proper medical treatment

Our podiatrists take the time to listen and develop personalised treatment plans designed to promote long-term foot health.

  • What is the difference between a podiatrist and a chiropodist?
    The titles are often used interchangeably in Ireland. Both refer to qualified foot health professionals. However, ‘podiatrist’ is the internationally recognised and more modern term.
  • Do I need a referral to visit CureSpa?
    No referral is required. You can contact us directly to book an appointment at any time.
  • How often should I book an appointment with a podiatrist?
    This depends on your individual needs. Some patients benefit from routine appointments every 6 to 8 weeks, while others may require one-off or short-term care for a specific condition.
  • Does Swift verruca treatment hurt?
    Most patients experience mild discomfort during the procedure, but it is short-lived and well tolerated. There is no need for anaesthesia or recovery time.
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