Elements of Therapy in Jacksonville Beach, FL offers top-rated Medical spa, Chiropractor, Doctor, Facial spa, Laser hair removal service services. View hours, ratings, and book appointments. Here's what they have to say:
"Experience transformative wellness at Jacksonville's premier Med Spa and Wellness Centers - The Elements of Therapy. Our skilled team provides a diverse array of health and wellness treatments, including Semaglutide Medical Weight Loss, Pain Therapies, Skin Therapies, Anti-Aging Therapies, and Laser Therapies. From massage and chiropractic care to cutting-edge Semaglutide weight loss therapy and laser hair removal, our comprehensive services are designed to elevate your well-being. With locations in Julington Creek/Mandarin and Beaches, our state-of-the-art facilities offer advanced treatments to help you look better, feel better, and live better. (MM31890)
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- Pain Therapy
- Skin Therapy
- Laser Therapy
- Anti-Aging Therapy"
Elements of Therapy, Jacksonville Beach
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353 6th Ave S, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
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Services Offered by Elements of Therapy
Medical spa
Chiropractor
Doctor
Facial spa
Laser hair removal service
Massage spa
Massage therapist
Nutritionist
Skin care clinic
Weight loss service
About Pedicure & Nail Salon Services
- Looking for nail spas or pedicures in Jacksonville Beach? Elements of Therapy offers professional Medical spa, Chiropractor, Doctor services with experienced technicians.
Before booking nail treatment at Elements of Therapy, here's what you should know to ensure the best experience.
Popular Nail Services at Elements of Therapy
Most salons offer these basic pedicure categories:
Standard Pedicure: Includes nail trimming, shaping, cuticle care, light foot massage, and polish
Spa Pedicure: Enhanced service with extended massage, exfoliation, and premium products
Deluxe/Luxury Pedicure: Comprehensive treatment featuring specialty products, longer massage time, and additional pampering elements
What to Ask Elements of Therapy Before Booking
Ask their available appointment times and walk-in policies
Price range for different service levels
Group booking options and policies
Cancellation policy
License and certification status
Sterilization procedures
Products used during service
General Requirements
Most pedicures & salons expect clients to:
Be on time for appointments
Inform staff of any medical conditions affecting feet
Disclose any infectious conditions
Notify staff of diabetes or circulation issues
Mention any allergies to products
Reschedule if you have open wounds or infections
Standard Preparation Guidelines
For optimal results at Elements of Therapy:
Arrive with clean feet
Remove existing nail polish
Avoid shaving legs 24 hours before
Wear appropriate footwear (sandals recommended)
Allow extra time if it's your first visit
Bring any preferred products or tools
Typical Salon Service Duration
Basic pedicures: 30-45 minutes
Spa pedicures: 45-60 minutes
Luxury treatments: 60-90 minutes
First-time visits may require additional time
Common Payment Information
Verify accepted payment methods before appointment
Ask about gratuity policies
Inquire about package deals or membership options
Check cancellation fees
Ask about gift certificate policies
Additional Considerations
Some salons offer seasonal services
Premium services may require advance booking
Many locations offer complementary consultations
Special accommodations may be available upon request
Some services may have age restrictions
Remember to read recent ratings, and contact Elements of Therapy directly for their specific policies, prices, and available services.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pedicure Services
How often should you get a pedicure?
Generally, it's recommended to get a pedicure every 4-6 weeks. However, this can vary based on how quickly your nails grow and your lifestyle.
Should a diabetic get a pedicure?
Diabetics can get pedicures but should consult their healthcare provider first and choose a salon experienced with diabetic foot care. Medical pedicures are often recommended.
What is the difference between manicure and pedicure?
A manicure focuses on hand and fingernail care, while a pedicure treats feet, toenails, and often includes foot massage and exfoliation.
How long does a pedicure take?
A standard pedicure typically takes 45-60 minutes. Luxury or spa pedicures may take 60-90 minutes.
How long after pedicure can I put shoes on?
Wait at least 2 hours for regular polish to fully dry. For gel pedicures, you can wear closed shoes immediately after UV curing.
Can a pedicure induce labor?
While foot massage might stimulate pressure points linked to labor, there's no scientific evidence that pedicures can induce labor.
Can you get a pedicure while pregnant?
Yes, pedicures are generally safe during pregnancy. Choose well-ventilated salons and inform your technician about your pregnancy.
Why do my toes itch after a pedicure?
Itching could indicate an allergic reaction to products used or a minor skin irritation. If persistent, consult a healthcare provider.
What is a collagen pedicure?
A collagen pedicure includes special treatments and masks containing collagen to help hydrate and rejuvenate foot skin.
Is it safe to get a pedicure after surgery?
Wait until your doctor clears you for pedicures post-surgery. This typically ranges from 2-6 weeks depending on the type of surgery.