Toenail Reconstruction (Wilde-Pedique)

What is Wilde-Pedique?

Wilde Pedique is a very strong, elastic gel which sets when exposed to light. It has been developed especially for cosmetically correcting and restoring damaged toe nails.

Why do I need Wilde Pedique Treatment?

Wilde Pedique is a great option for you if you have out of shape nails which you would like to disguise, or a split nail which needs holding together whilst it grows out.
Nails before and after reconstruction

How is Wilde Pedique Performed?

This is applied as an acrylic gel which we set under an ultraviolet light. It is very comfortable to have and will provide instant results.

Application of Wilde Pedique

When can it be used?

If there is some nail left for it to be adhered to, even if it is only a small area across the base of the nail bed, Wilde Pedique can be used to build a false nail.

It can be used to hide fungal nails, as long as the nail is not too crumbly.

It is also great for split nails because it adheres strongly to the nail and hold its together while the nail re-grows.

What does it Look like?

It looks very similar to a normal nail, and you can cut it.

Can I paint it with Nail Varnish?

Yes, an advantage of Wilde Pedique is that it can be painted with nail varnish in the same way as a natural nail.

Frequently Asked Questions about Wilde-Pedique Toenail Reconstruction

What is Wilde-Pedique?

Wilde-Pedique is a strong, elastic light-cured gel developed to cosmetically correct and restore damaged toenails.

Why might I need this treatment?

It is suitable for disguising misshapen nails, holding split nails together as they regrow, or improving the cosmetic appearance of damaged nails.

How is the gel applied?

The gel is applied to the nail like an acrylic, then set under ultraviolet light. It is comfortable to have and produces instant results.

When can Wilde-Pedique be used?

It can be used if there is some nail left at the base for adherence, even a small area. It may also be used to disguise mild fungal nails or support split nails while they grow.

What does the finished nail look like?

It looks very similar to a natural nail and can be trimmed in the same way.

Can I paint it with nail varnish?

Yes, the reconstructed nail can be painted with nail varnish just like a natural nail.

Toenail Reconstruction Options Compared

Approach DIY/Home Cosmetic Options Wilde-Pedique at TFH
Basic nail trimming and filing
Improves cosmetic appearance of damaged nails Temporary
Holds split nails together while they regrow
Suitable for mild fungal nails Variable
Durable, natural looking result Short term
Can be cut and painted with varnish Limited
Comfortable and light cured for immediate effect

Take the first step to expert advice

Call us on 01722 340057 or request a callback

CTA

BOOK ONLINE