Men's Pedicure in NYC

At our FiDi studio, a men's pedicure is focused on the basics done carefully: dry e-file work around the toenails and cuticles, heel smoothing, and callus care where it is needed. No gel or polish - the toenails are left clean and natural.

Men's pedicure in NYC with dry e-file toenail care at Mars Nails
Method Dry e-file pedicure
Price $110
Time 60-70 minutes
Location FiDi, Manhattan
Dry pedicure for men with detailed e-file toenail preparation

What's Included in a Pedicure for Men

The $110 appointment covers the full foot-care service: toenails and cuticles, heels, plus rough or dry skin. The finish is natural, with no gel or polish.

Toenails and Cuticles

We trim and shape the toenails first, then use an e-file for detailed work around the nail and cuticle area.

Heels and Dry Skin

Dry, rough areas on the heels are smoothed, including light surface cracking when it is present.

Callus Reduction

Callus buildup is reduced gradually. Healthy skin is left alone rather than filed more than necessary.

Natural Finish

We finish with bare, tidy toenails - no gel, regular polish, or decorative coating.

This is a cosmetic pedicure, not medical treatment. We do not work on infections, painful corns, or deep or bleeding cracks.

Dry Pedicure for Men

There is no soak at the beginning. We work on dry feet which makes it easier to see where the skin is rough, how the cuticle area looks, and which areas actually need attention.

The e-file is used for precise work around the toenails and cuticles. After that, the technician smooths the heels and reduces surface callus only where it is needed.

Metal tools are sterilized after each client. Files and abrasives are used once and discarded.

Detailed cuticle and toenail care during a men's dry pedicure in NYC

Book Your Men's Pedicure in FiDi

We take care of the toenails, cuticles, heels, and dry skin, then leave the toenails natural. The service is $110.

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Men's Pedicure NYC FAQ

Is this only for rough heels or calluses?
No. You can book it simply for routine toenail and cuticle care. Heel work is included even when there is very little rough skin to address.
How often should men get a pedicure?
4 to 6 weeks is a good interval for many clients. If your toenails grow quickly, your heels become rough sooner, or you spend a lot of time on your feet, you may prefer to come in earlier, while someone whose feet stay smooth longer may not need to come as often.