Lisa Nails & Spa

Critical: CleanlinessAlmost 3 weeks ago I got dip nails on my real nails (no acrylics) for the first time ever at this place. A few days ago I removed the dip polish to find GREEN nail beds under 3 of my nails (two middle fingers and thumbnail not in photo). I saw a doctor who diagnosed it as a nail fungus and gave me a prescription. These $35 dip nails have now cost me almost $100 for the doctor and prescription, and potentially months of trying to get rid of this infection/fungus. I later read that you are not supposed to put client’s nails/fingers directly into the dip jars which he did. My right middle finger, which is the worst, had to be redone because he messed it up so perhaps that’s why it is so bad as it got multiple dips into the powder. I’ve never had a nail infection/fungus before and my nail beds were perfectly clear/pink before going here. I read a review on yelp where someone criticized them for not sanitizing tools before posting this, and I don’t think the emery board that was used on me was new. He cut my pinky when filing the nail and it bled, so I’m now worried if someone else’s DNA was on that when it happened and I am at risk of something much more sinister than this fungal infection.Almost 3 weeks ago I got dip nails on my real nails (no acrylics) for the first time ever at this place. A few days ago I removed the dip polish to find GREEN nail beds under 3 of my nails (two middle fingers and thumbnail not in photo). I …More

Almost 3 weeks ago I got dip nails on my real nails (no acrylics) for the first time ever at this place. A few days ago I removed the dip polish to find GREEN nail beds under 3 of my nails (two middle fingers and thumbnail not in photo). I saw a doctor who diagnosed it as a nail fungus and gave me a prescription. These $35 dip nails have now cost me almost $100 for the doctor and prescription, and potentially months of trying to get rid of this infection/fungus. I later read that you are not supposed to put client’s nails/fingers directly into the dip jars which he did. My right middle finger, which is the worst, had to be redone because he messed it up so perhaps that’s why it is so bad as it got multiple dips into the powder. I’ve never had a nail infection/fungus before and my nail beds were perfectly clear/pink before going here. I read a review on yelp where someone criticized them for not sanitizing tools before posting this, and I don’t think the emery board that was used on me was new. He cut my pinky when filing the nail and it bled, so I’m now worried if someone else’s DNA was on that when it happened and I am at risk of something much more sinister than this fungal infection.