What it is
In nail cutting, the nails are cut and filed to an even length and shape. The treatment suits anyone who finds it hard to cut their own nails, for example because of eyesight, stiffness or thick nails.
Nail cutting
from 30 min
From 200 kr
Cutting and filing of the nails, for anyone who finds it hard to cut them themselves.
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About the treatment
At a glance
- Duration
- from 30 min
- Pain level
- The treatment does not hurt
- Downtime
- No downtime
Benefits
- Even, short nails
- Help when you cannot do it yourself
- Hands and feet
Expected results
The nails are cut and filed to an even length and shape.
Overview & Procedure
What the treatment is and how it's performed
- The nails are cut straight across.
- The edges are filed smooth.
- The cuticles are cared for if needed.
The treatment takes about 30 minutes.
Experience & Recovery
Pain level, downtime and healing
The treatment does not hurt.
- Rare: small cuts in the skin or irritation from the products.
- Very rare: infection.
- Apply cream to your hands and feet every day.
No downtime.
Expectations & Safety
Who it's for and safety information
- If you have diabetes, reduced sensation or poor circulation in your feet, you should see an authorised foot therapist.
- Nail fungus and ingrown nails are treated by a foot therapist or a doctor.
- Anyone who finds it hard to cut their own nails.
- Thick or hard nails.
- Older people who need help with nail care.
- Wounds, infection or eczema on the feet.
- Diabetes with wounds, reduced sensation or poor circulation in the feet. An authorised foot therapist is then the right choice.
Contact a doctor if you get a wound that does not heal, or redness, swelling, warmth, pus or increasing pain in the foot. If you have diabetes, a wound on the foot must be examined quickly.
The nails need cutting every four to eight weeks.
