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What Our Clients Say
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Yasmin did an excellent job!!! I am keeping the 4-start review, but I feel it imperative t...more
I had the BEST experience here! Having had such a poor experience at another nail salon, I...more
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I had the best pedicure experience here! The owner, Savannah, is incredibly wel...more
Had such a wonderful experience here last weekend with my 4-year-old daughter and my mom! ...more
My husband and I had our first pedicures at Profiles and we can't say enough what a wonder...more
Stopped in with my mom for pedicures this afternoon and had the best time! Savannah at the...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Nail Repair.
A typical Nail Repair takes 15 to 30 minutes depending on damage severity, polish removal and matching. Complex fractures or length adjustments may require more time. Your technician will assess the nail first and explain the steps.
Yes. We can usually repair nails with gel or acrylic, but sometimes removal or partial reapplication is recommended to ensure a seamless match. Your technician will evaluate adhesion and structure and advise the best approach.
Our technicians expertly shape, buff and color-match to make repairs blend invisibly with surrounding nails. While close inspection may reveal subtle differences, most clients find repairs indistinguishable and perfectly uniform.
A repaired nail can last from several days to a few weeks depending on the repair method, nail growth and daily activities. With proper care and minimal impact, most clients enjoy stable results until maintenance is needed.
Yes. Avoid soaking and heavy use for the first 24 hours, keep the area clean, and apply cuticle oil daily to maintain flexibility. Avoid picking at the repair and contact us if you notice lifting or discomfort.
We assess severe cracks on a case-by-case basis. Minor splits are often reinforced with silk wraps or gel, while extensive damage may require removal and rebuilding. Your technician will recommend the safest option.
