Smith Medical Pedicures

Critical: Professionalism, Quality, ValueMost reviews are glowing. My experience was very different. As a new client I had been told I would be charged more for what I assumed would be some sort of review of my needs. Instead the technician got right into the job. The pedicure I received was well below the standards of a normal pedicure, had nothing to do with a medical pedicure, was done in about 30 min top on a reclining chair that did not hold its height and so the technician had to adjust it constantly. All this for $85 (that was before the price increase). When I mentioned my surprise at being charged more as a new client, the technician shouted from her room that it was ok to knock down $5. I assume some technicians employed in this business must have the basic skills required for giving a medical pedicure but my experience demonstrates that there is obviously no hiring criteria, no quality control, no supervision, and that anything goes under the claim of “medical pedicure.”Service: PedicureMost reviews are glowing. My experience was very different. As a new client I had been told I would be charged more for what I assumed would be some sort of review of my needs. Instead the technician got right into the job. The pedicure I …More

Most reviews are glowing. My experience was very different. As a new client I had been told I would be charged more for what I assumed would be some sort of review of my needs. Instead the technician got right into the job. The pedicure I received was well below the standards of a normal pedicure, had nothing to do with a medical pedicure, was done in about 30 min top on a reclining chair that did not hold its height and so the technician had to adjust it constantly. All this for $85 (that was before the price increase). When I mentioned my surprise at being charged more as a new client, the technician shouted from her room that it was ok to knock down $5. I assume some technicians employed in this business must have the basic skills required for giving a medical pedicure but my experience demonstrates that there is obviously no hiring criteria, no quality control, no supervision, and that anything goes under the claim of “medical pedicure.”