Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Nail Repair.

Most single-nail repairs take 20–35 minutes depending on damage. We assess the break, clean and prep, then bond and shape. Walk-ins may be accommodated but booking ensures timely service and avoids waiting.

Yes, our technicians match color, texture, and shape using gel or polish and blending techniques. While severe damage may require more extensive work, most repairs are virtually indistinguishable from the original manicure.

Yes, we repair breaks in acrylics, gels, and tips, assessing adhesion and structure before using compatible materials. Severe structural failures may need a partial re-application; we'll recommend the best long-term solution.

If there is active bleeding, open wounds, or signs of infection, we cannot perform cosmetic repairs. We'll clean and assess the area, advise medical care if needed, and may schedule repair after full healing to ensure safety.

A properly executed repair usually lasts until the nail grows out—typically 2–6 weeks depending on growth and activity. Avoid harsh chemicals and use protective gloves to prolong results; return sooner if lifting or damage recurs.

Keep the area dry for a few hours, avoid heavy impact, and apply cuticle oil daily. Wear gloves for cleaning and avoid picking at the repair. Schedule a follow-up if you notice lifting, pain, or discoloration.