Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Callus Treatment.

A typical callus treatment takes about twenty to forty minutes depending on callus size and severity. It includes assessment, soaking, professional callus reduction, smoothing, and moisturizing. More extensive cases or added services like a pedicure may extend appointment time.

Most clients experience minimal discomfort. We use gentle techniques and topical numbing when needed. You may feel slight tenderness for twenty-four to forty-eight hours, especially on deeper calluses. Avoid harsh activity or tight shoes and keep skin moisturized to promote healing.

Frequency depends on activity, footwear, and skin type. Many clients book maintenance every four to eight weeks; others with heavy callus formation come every two to three weeks initially. Your technician will recommend a personalized schedule and at-home care to prolong results.

Yes—callus treatment is commonly added to pedicures. Combining services provides thorough foot care including soaking, callus reduction, nail care, and finishing lotions. Inform your technician at booking so timing and pricing reflect both services for a comfortable, efficient experience.

Certain conditions—like uncontrolled diabetes, poor circulation, neuropathy, or open sores—require medical clearance before treatment. Always disclose health issues and medications during booking. If needed, we’ll recommend seeing a podiatrist and adjust or decline treatment to protect your health.

Keep feet clean and moisturized daily with recommended creams, avoid tight shoes and abrasive activity for forty-eight hours, and apply sunscreen if exposed. Use pumice and emollients between visits only as advised by your technician to prevent recurrence and irritation.