FAQs
Find answers to some of the most common inquiries we receive from our customers. Whether you have questions about our services, pricing, or policies, we aim to provide clear and concise responses to help you find the information you need. If you can't find what you're looking for, free to reach out to us directly!
Most Common Inquiries
Get answers to common questions about medical foot care from a certified foot care nurse in Brampton. Learn how we treat toenails, calluses, diabetic feet, and more with safe, professional care.
What is a foot care nurse? A licensed nurse trained to provide medical foot treatments like nail and skin care, especially for those with diabetes, mobility issues, or chronic foot conditions.
Do I need a doctor’s referral? No! You can book your appointment directly—no referral is required.
What issues do you treat? I treat thickened toenails, cracked heels, fungal nails, corns, calluses, ingrown nails, and more.
How is this different from a pedicure? This is medical-grade care, not cosmetic. It's focused on your foot health, hygiene, and pain relief—not polish or appearance.
How often should I book a visit? It varies, but many clients benefit from visits every 6–8 weeks. Diabetic clients may need more frequent care.
Can foot care nurses treat fungal nails or ingrown toenails? Yes, they can manage these conditions by thinning thickened nails and providing care for ingrown toenails. However, they cannot diagnose fungal infections; a diagnosis must come from a physician.
Is this service covered by insurance? Yes! I use sterilized instruments or single-use tools for every client.
Are the tools safe and clean? Yes! I use sterilized instruments or single-use tools for every client.
I'm nervous about my feet—should I still come? Absolutely. There’s no need to feel embarrassed. I provide professional, respectful care with zero judgment.