Currently, care for the feet, as well as hand care, is considered an obligatory procedure and a rule of good taste for both women and men. Female and male medical pedicure is today one of the most common hygienic procedures performed exclusively in specialized clinics. This kind of pedicure includes professional care not only for the skin, but also for the patient's nails.
Therapeutic pedicure is performed by a qualified physician, whose tasks include not only qualitatively carrying out the procedure, but also assessing the condition of the legs from a medical point of view. It is far from uncommon for a patient to not even know about the onset of a disease, whereas an experienced specialist will be able to immediately notice it and prevent its further development. Thus, a medical pedicure is absolutely painless and completely non-traumatic procedure aimed at solving not only hygienic, but also medical problems. Due to the fact that during the medical pedicure the skin is not cut off, but only cleaned, its healthy areas are not injured, and after the procedure, its softness and tenderness is preserved for a long time. Nails on the legs after cleansing from dead cells become much more susceptible to various caregivers and medications.
Medical pedicure, performed in modern medical centers with the help of special grinding attachments, allows to qualitatively handle any areas that may not be available when carrying out a classical pedicure in a usual salon. In addition, it is worth noting that this kind of pedicure is completely safe, since all the tools that are used in the work pass mandatory multistage sterilization.
Therapeutic pedicure, just like a medical manicure, is performed without the use of water - only with the help of softening creams, liquids and special gels. This is especially important when there is a fungal disease on the patient's feet (skin of the feet or fingernails), because the absence of water does not spread the infection in all other areas. These products provide excellent disinfection, antiviral and antifungal protection, and also excellently cope with the dead skin layer and keratinized cells.
Separately, it should be emphasized that during the session, the doctor not only carefully checks whether there are signs of any disease on the patient's legs, but also can remove warts, calluses and corns. In addition, medical pedicure is recommended for nail deformation, dry skin and the treatment of ingrown nails. Experts advise him also during the treatment of many fungal foot diseases - to shorten the period of therapy.
It is very important to remember that legs are not only a means of transportation, and care for them must be timely and professional. In this case, a medical pedicure is a great way to keep your feet in perfect condition.