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What Our Clients Say
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Tammy did my gel x. It was my first time and she did amazing! She listened to me because I...more
Tammy did a great job with my acrylics!
Honestly best mani’s I’ve ever gotten. Tammy is excellent. And Kayla is great for kids. Pl...more
Kayla was incredible and gave me an incredibley naturally looking set of nails after rippi...more
Amazing experience! I got an acrylic manicure from Kayla and I absolutely love my nails
The staff went above and beyond and worked with me when I had to reschedule my initial app...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Nail Repair.
Most single-nail repairs take 20–40 minutes depending on damage severity and chosen reinforcement. Complex fixes or repairs to multiple nails can take longer. Your technician will assess the nail first and give an estimated time before beginning the service.
Yes. Skilled technicians can repair nails over gel or acrylic when feasible, using compatible products and techniques to bond repairs without disturbing surrounding work. In some cases, partial removal may be necessary to ensure a secure, long-lasting fix.
When performed by trained technicians, nail repair is safe and conservative. We use gentle filing and bonding methods to preserve natural nail integrity and minimize impact on enhancements. If a nail is too compromised, we'll recommend the safest restoration or removal option.
A well-executed repair can last until your natural nail grows out, often several weeks. Longevity depends on nail growth rate, daily activities, and maintenance. Follow aftercare advice and schedule follow-up appointments if a reinforcement needs refreshing for optimal durability.
We can address a wide range of damage from minor chips to more severe breaks. Very extensive structural damage may require removal and reconstruction for health reasons. Your technician will inspect the nail and recommend the safest, most effective course of action.
Keep the repaired nail dry for the first hour, avoid heavy pressure or harsh chemicals, and use recommended cuticle oil and strengthening treatments. Wear gloves for chores and return for touch-ups if you notice lifting, catching, or new damage.