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Get answers to common questions about Repair Per Nail: Long Tips.
Duration varies by damage and method; most long-tip repairs take 25–45 minutes per nail. Complex breaks requiring structure or sculpting may take longer. Your technician will assess and give an accurate time estimate before starting.
Most long-tip damages—cracks, chips, small breaks, and lifting—are repairable. If the nail is extensively shattered, infected, or lacks a secure base, a full replacement may be recommended. The technician will inspect and advise the best, safest option for your nail.
Yes — technicians carefully reshape, buff, and blend the repaired tip, then match color, gloss, or topcoat to existing nails. Complex designs or encapsulated art may require slight touch-ups or a full color refresh for an exact match.
Our technicians follow strict sanitation and safe removal/repair methods to protect your natural nail. Repairs preserve healthy nail structure, but if there's lift from infection, severe damage, or thin nail plate, we may advise treatment or replacement to avoid further harm.
Lifespan varies by wear and aftercare; a well-executed long-tip repair can last several weeks to months. Avoid heavy impact, prolonged water exposure, and use cuticle oil. Schedule a check or maintenance if you notice lifting, cracks, or reduced adhesion.
Yes — simple color matching and topcoat blending are included or available as add-ons. Intricate nail art, crystals, or full redesigns may require additional time and cost. Ask your technician for options and pricing during the repair assessment.