Podiatry HQ

South Melbourne, Australie

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Téléphone :
+61 3 8645 9800
Site :
www.podiatryhq.com.au
Adresse :
444 Clarendon St, South Melbourne, Victoria, 3205
Melbourne
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
50 mStop 130A: Raglan Street
130 mStop 130: Albert Road
180 mStop 130: Clarendon Street
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Heure locale (South Melbourne) 01:05 vendredi 20 juin 2025

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2 avis sur Podiatry HQ

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Évaluation du lieu : 3
Melbourne, Australia
Paid over $ 100 for a delux pedi which promises a little bit of pampering with a medical pedicure. I suppose I am paying for a podiatrist trimming my toenails but I just found the pampering bit lacking. Weak ass scrub on my feet, 5 mins of toenail trimming and 10 mins of removing dry skin then the podiatrist put a collagen mask on my feet and left me sitting for half an hour. My feet did feel smooth but only for a day. I have got rough heels again :(
Thank goodness my health fund rebated some of it. Without the added benefit of a nail polish it just felt like I have nothing to show for.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Melbourne, Australia
Eww, dry skin, rough heels and sore feet after too many days in heels and/​or running shoes…
While a pedicure is most people’s solution, if you want the REAL DEAL visit a podiatrist where they get out medical scalpels and other neat stuff to buff your feet in to oblivion. Those babies are going to be so soft afterwards, trust me.
This place will even paint your toenails for a full medical pedicure that ensure you look good and don’t risk picking up some gross foot fungus that can be common in nail salons who don’t clean their tools properly.