The Nail Doctor: Some Clients Shouldn’t Wear Acrylics
I allow most patients I treat for nail disorders to keep their acrylics while undergoing therapy unless wearing them would be detrimental to their recovery.
by Orville J. Stone, M.D.
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I allow most patients I treat for nail disorders to keep their acrylics while undergoing therapy unless wearing them would be detrimental to their recovery.
This premixed acrylic powder from Cacee is convenient and ready to use.
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Whatever the reason your client wants to go natural, it's a good opportunity to maintain her as a client by preserving her natural nail as only a nail professional can.