Overgrown, thick yellow toenails
Length and thickness reduced on each nail with a podology e-file, edges shaped and the dry skin around the nails cleaned up. No blades, no soaking.
The full programme for problematic feet
Medical Pedicure & Healthy Nails Care in Troy, MI
A complete foot care program for feet that need real work: thickened nails, deep calluses, corns, dry cracked skin. Performed entirely waterless with precision e-file technique, so Yulia can see exactly what is dead tissue and what is healthy.
Price $150–200
Duration 60 min
Real clients · Troy studio
Healthy Nails Care: before & after
Every pair is one client of Yulia, before and after the visit. Swipe to see more.
Full medical pedicure
A full waterless medical pedicure: nails shortened and shaped, cuticles and nail folds cleaned, hard skin smoothed with sterile e-file bits.
Thick yellow callus on the heel
The hard layer reduced evenly with a podology e-file down to smooth, natural skin — dry technique, no soaking, no razor.
Cosmetic results · photos published with clients’ permission.
What the visit includes
- Deep callus and corn removal, no blades
- Thinning and reshaping of problem nails
- Cuticle and nail-fold work
- Heel smoothing and crack prevention
- Moisturizing care and home-care plan
Right for you if
- Feet have visible buildup, thick nails or hard skin
- A standard salon pedicure no longer makes a difference
- You are on your feet all day and they hurt by evening
Not sure this is the right care? Book a $50 consultation — Yulia checks your feet and tells you exactly what they need.
Sterile, single-use tools
One specialist, start to finish
Waterless technique
What happens during a medical pedicure
1
Assessment
Yulia looks at nails, skin and heels and agrees with you what the hour should focus on.
2
Nails
Thick nails are thinned, nails are shortened and shaped, nail folds are cleaned and any ingrown edges are eased.
3
Skin
Calluses, corns, hard skin and heel buildup are removed with e-file bits on dry skin — no blades, no foot bath.
4
Finish
A moisturizing finish and a home-care plan, so the results last until your next visit.
Medical pedicure vs a regular salon pedicure
| Salon pedicure | Medical pedicure at MediPedi | |
|---|---|---|
| Water | Feet soaked in a shared basin | No foot bath at all — waterless technique |
| Hard skin | Often a blade or callus shaver | Precision e-file, layer by layer |
| Tools | Varies by salon | Autoclaved, opened from sealed pouches in front of you |
| Focus | Polish and appearance | Thick nails, calluses, corns, cracked heels |
| Who does it | Whoever is free | The same specialist, start to finish |
Want the full background? Read what a medical pedicure is and why dry pedicures are the cleaner choice.
Who books Healthy Nails Care
People whose feet have moved beyond what a salon visit fixes: nails too thick to cut at home, calluses that hurt by evening, heels that split every winter, or a mix of all three. It is also the most common choice for older clients, men who have never had a pedicure, and clients with diabetes (with physician clearance).
How often and how much
Most clients return every four to eight weeks. The price is $150–200: the lower end for moderate, localized concerns, the upper end for severe or widespread buildup that needs more time and specialized bits. The exact figure is agreed before we start. New clients get 10% off their first visit.
Healthy Nails Care: common questions
How is this different from a regular pedicure?
There is no foot bath, no blades, and every instrument is autoclaved. The hour is spent on the problems that actually make feet uncomfortable — thick nails, calluses, corns and cracked heels — rather than on polish.
How often should I book a medical pedicure?
Every four to eight weeks for most people. If you have heavy buildup, the first two or three visits may be closer together.
What decides the final price?
How much work your feet need. $150 covers moderate, localized concerns; up to $200 for severe or widespread buildup. You hear the price before anything starts.
Is a medical pedicure safe if I have diabetes?
The waterless, blade-free technique is a gentler option, and we ask for your physician’s clearance before the first visit. We never work on open wounds or ulcers.
I only have one problem area. Is this still the right service?
Probably not — Callus Removal (from $80) or Cracked Heel Care ($70–150) will cost less.
Related care & guides
GuideWhat is a medical pedicure?How it differs from a salon pedicure, what happens and what it costs.ServiceDry / Waterless PedicureWhy no foot bath is the safer, cleaner choice.Care forDiabetic-friendly pedicureConservative, waterless care with physician clearance.Care forPedicure for seniorsThick nails and hard skin, handled gently.Care forMen’s pedicureNo polish, no fuss: calluses, thick nails, heels.ServiceConsultation · $50Full assessment and a written plan with exact pricing.
Book Healthy Nails Care
$150–200 · 60 min. No payment online — you pay in studio after your care.
2891 E Maple Rd, Troy, MI 48083 · Tue/Thu/Sat 9am–8pm · Mon/Wed/Fri 4pm–8pm