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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about UV-Gel Removal.
A full UV-Gel Removal appointment usually takes 30 to 60 minutes, depending on gel thickness and whether overlays or extensions are present. Our technicians assess your nails first and remove gel carefully to preserve nail health and prevent unnecessary filing or damage.
When done properly by trained technicians, UV-Gel Removal should not damage nails. We use solvent-based soaking and gentle tools rather than aggressive filing. Post-removal care includes moisturizing and strengthening treatments to help nails recover and maintain natural strength.
Removal from acrylic or hard gel varies; acrylic usually requires filing and controlled removal, while soft UV gel polish can be soaked off. We evaluate each set and recommend the safest method—sometimes a refill or replacement is a healthier option than aggressive removal.
Yes, we recommend booking an appointment to ensure a dedicated technician and proper timing. Walk-ins may be accommodated, but scheduled appointments minimize wait time and allow us to plan post-removal treatments like strengthening or nail repairs for optimal care.
Keep nails moisturized with cuticle oil, avoid harsh chemicals and excessive water exposure for a few days, and apply a strengthening treatment recommended by our technicians. Avoid immediate reapplication of enhancements for a week to let nails rebuild strength and moisture.
Generally yes—non-invasive removal using soak-off solvents is considered low risk. But we advise informing your technician and consulting your healthcare provider if you have concerns. We can use gentlest possible products, extra ventilation, and take precautions to maximize comfort and safety.