Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Callus Treatment.

Most sessions last 15–30 minutes, depending on callus size and severity. If added to a pedicure, it may extend service time by 10–20 minutes. Our techs assess and provide an accurate time estimate when booking.

Generally gentle and not painful; we use softeners to loosen hardened skin before careful removal. Minor tenderness can occur, but bleeding is uncommon when performed by trained technicians. Inform us of sensitivities or medications that affect skin healing.

Yes — Callus Treatment is a recommended add-on to any pedicure. Your technician will integrate softening, precision removal, and moisturizing for a smoother finish. Adding it ensures more thorough foot care and better long-term comfort.

For maintenance, schedule every 4–8 weeks depending on activity, footwear, and skin type. Severe calluses may need closer initial visits, then spread out once softened. We'll recommend a personalized schedule during your visit.

Clients with diabetes, poor circulation, neuropathy, or open wounds should consult their physician before treatment. We may decline service for safety or require a medical clearance. Always disclose health conditions at booking.

Keep feet moisturized daily with recommended creams, wear supportive footwear, and avoid harsh home tools. Soak in warm water and gently exfoliate as advised. Follow our aftercare guidance to maintain results and reduce recurrence between professional treatments.