Looking for a medical pedicure in Long Beach? At Kim Holistic Foot & Ankle Center, our team provides professional foot and nail care in a clinical, sterile setting — not a cosmetic spa treatment — with trained eyes watching for problems. We’ve cared for Long Beach feet for more than 35 years. Call (562) 426-2551 or book an appointment online.
A medical pedicure — sometimes called a “medi-pedi” — focuses on the health of your feet and nails rather than polish and appearance. Performed in a podiatry office with sterilized instruments, it typically includes:
Every visit starts with a look at your overall foot health. Because our team is trained to spot problems early, a routine nail-care visit is also a chance to catch issues before they grow — from a nail that’s starting to turn in to an early skin or nail infection. If we find something that needs treatment, we’ll explain your options clearly.
A salon pedicure is cosmetic; a medical pedicure is clinical. The key differences: sterilized, single-use or medical-grade instruments; care performed by trained clinical staff; and a professional eye for fungal nails, ingrown nails, and skin changes. That makes it a safer choice — especially if you have diabetes, thick or fungal nails, reduced circulation, or simply can’t comfortably reach your own feet.
We’re located at 701 E 28th St #111, Long Beach, CA 90806 — serving Long Beach, Signal Hill, Lakewood, Carson, and surrounding communities. Office hours: Mon 9:00 AM–12:30 PM & 2:00–5:30 PM; Tue–Wed 9:15 AM–12:30 PM & 2:00–5:30 PM; Thu 9:15 AM–12:30 PM & 2:30–5:30 PM. Closed Fridays except the third Friday of each month; closed weekends.
It’s professional foot and nail care performed in a clinical, sterile setting — nail trimming, callus and corn reduction, and a check for problems — focused on foot health rather than a cosmetic spa service.
A medical pedicure uses sterilized instruments and is done by trained clinical staff who can spot issues like fungal nails, ingrown nails, or skin changes. It’s a safer choice, especially if you have diabetes or thick nails.
Professional, careful nail and callus care is generally safer for people with diabetes than doing it at home or at a salon, because small injuries can become serious. We take extra care with at-risk feet.
We can assess them and talk through your options. See our toenail fungus and ingrown toenail pages for how we treat those specifically.
Call (562) 426-2551 or request an appointment at our Long Beach office. Give your feet the safe, professional care they deserve.