Nail Salon Safety: From Nail Dystrophy to Acrylate Contact Allergies

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Abstract

Nail cosmetics are an integral practice in many patients’ lives. However, the manicuring process can result in nail damage via instrumentation, allergens in nail polish, and infections. Many of these nail disorders are preventable through proper education. Therefore, it is critical for physicians to understand the steps involved in regular, gel, and acrylic manicures and educate patients on how to protect their natural nails. Simple preventative measures can be discussed with patients and make a substantial difference in their long-term nail health.

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Nanda, S. (2022). Nail Salon Safety: From Nail Dystrophy to Acrylate Contact Allergies. Cutis, 110(1), E32–E33. https://doi.org/10.12788/cutis.0592

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