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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fill-in.
We recommend a fill-in every two to three weeks, depending on nail growth and activity level. Heavy hand use or rapid growth may require two-week intervals, while others can wait three weeks. Your technician will advise the optimal schedule for lasting results.
Yes. We can refresh or change polish colors and add new overlays depending on the existing acrylic condition. Significant color or design changes may require extra time or a full set if structural adjustments are necessary; your technician will explain options.
Minor lifting or small breaks are often corrected during a fill-in by removing compromised areas and rebuilding with new acrylic. Severe damage, infection, or extensive lifting may require removal and a full reapplication; the technician will assess and recommend the safest option.
A standard acrylic fill-in typically takes 45 to 75 minutes, depending on nail condition, length, and added services like shaping, polish change, or nail art. Arriving on time ensures your technician has adequate time for a flawless finish.
Yes. Avoid prolonged soaking for 24 hours, wear gloves for heavy chores, and apply cuticle oil daily to maintain flexibility. Schedule regular fills and contact us immediately if you notice lifting, persistent discomfort, or signs of infection.
Often yes. Simple polish, decals, and encapsulated designs can be carefully preserved or refreshed during a fill-in. Fragile or surface-only art may need to be reapplied. Discuss your design beforehand so the technician can plan timing and technique.