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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sculpture Nail Repair.
Most repairs take 20 to 45 minutes depending on the damage. Minor cracks are fixed quickly; extensive breaks need shaping, bonding, and curing. Your technician evaluates the nail first and provides an estimated time before starting.
Yes. Our technicians specialize in repairing sculpted nails of various materials, including gel and acrylic overlays. We assess material, damage, and adhesion to choose the appropriate bonding method for a seamless, durable repair.
No — when performed properly, repairs protect the natural nail. Our technicians use gentle filing and bonding techniques to preserve nail integrity. If underlying issues like infection exist, we'll advise treatment first and postpone repair.
Longevity depends on activity level and material; most repairs last until the next scheduled fill or two to four weeks. Proper aftercare like avoiding harsh chemicals and wearing gloves extends the repair's life.
Yes. Our technicians carefully sculpt, blend, and color-match repair material to the existing nail. We use precise shaping and compatible product shades to recreate the original look. Bring reference photos for the best match.
Avoid heavy water exposure and harsh chemicals for 24 to 48 hours; wear gloves when cleaning, moisturize cuticles, and avoid picking at the repair. Use recommended topcoat and book a follow-up if you notice lifting or sensitivity.