Upload Your Foot Photo

To ensure proper assessment and place you in the correct Pedi stage, we require recent, clear photos of your feet before confirming your appointment.

How To Take Photos For Your Foot Assessment

To provide the best possible care, I need clear, well-lit photos of your feet. This short video walks you through exactly how to take them.

Texting photos is no longer supported — please use the form linked below the video to upload them directly.

Submit Your Photos

New Clients

All first-time clients must upload clear, polish-free photos of both feet following the instructions provided. These photos help us determine the appropriate treatment plan and service level for your first visit.

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Semi-New Clients

If you've been seen within the last 2 months, you can skip the waitlist and go straight to booking.

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Please note:

If you are wearing polish that cannot be removed, indicate whether it is gel, shellac, or regular.
If you are wearing gel polish, you must book a Gel Removal add-on with your appointment.

How to Take Clear Foot Photos for Your Assessment

To accurately assess your needs and determine the appropriate Pedi stage, we require clear, polish-free photos of your feet. Follow the instructions below based on whether you're taking the photos yourself or with help.

New Clients

Able-Bodied Clients Using a Chair

1. Choose a clean, well-lit space, preferably with natural daylight or bright indoor lighting.
2. Sit on a sturdy chair with both feet flat on the floor. Feet should be clean, dry, and free of polish whenever possible.
3. Use your phone to take the following photos:
        • Top View (Each Foot) One photo of the top of each foot.
         • Side View (Each Foot) One photo showing the inner or outer side of each foot.
         • Bottom View (Each Foot) Carefully lift one foot at a time, using your knee for support if needed, and take a photo of the sole.
         • Close-Ups - Include close-ups of any thickened nails, discoloration, wounds, or other concerns.
4. Ensure all photos are clear, in focus, and well-lit. Avoid flash and harsh shadows.
5. Submit your photos through the booking form or send them as directed after booking.

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Semi-New Clients

1. Find a well-lit area and sit in a chair or lie down comfortably.
2. Have your assistant take the following photos:
        • Top View (Each Foot)
         • Side View (Each Foot)
         • Bottom View (Lift each foot gently to show the sole)
         • Close-Ups of Any Problem Areas
3. Feet should be clean, dry, and polish-free.
4. All photos must be clear and well-lit, with no filters or flash.
5. Send your photos as instructed to complete your appointment request.

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Important Reminders:

Photo submission is mandatory for booking approval.
All images are confidential and used strictly for your foot health assessment.
If you cannot remove polish, please indicate whether it is gel, shellac, or regular.
If it is gel polish, you must book a Gel Removal add-on with your appointment.
If you're unable to remove polish due to a medical issue, please include a note when submitting your photos.

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FAQs

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What is a Medical Pedicure (Medi Pedi)?

A medical pedicure focuses on the health of your feet and nails rather than cosmetics. It includes nail and cuticle care, callus and corn reduction, fungal treatment, and overall foot wellness in a clean, sterile environment.

How is a Medi Pedi different from a regular pedicure?

Unlike traditional salon pedicures, Medi Pedis are performed using medical-grade tools, no water tubs or jets, and focus on foot health rather than polish or spa treatments.

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Your place of operation is a bit confusing. Where are you located? In Philly or Michigan?

Rye’tious Nails is located in Westland, Michigan at 37616 Ford Road, Westland, MI 48185. We are not currently operating in Philadelphia, although we are making strides to return in the future. All services at this time are available exclusively at our Michigan location.

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Do I need to have a foot condition to book a Medi Pedi?

Not at all. While Medi Pedis are excellent for those with foot concerns, they’re also great for anyone who wants preventive care and a sterile, safe alternative to salon pedicures.