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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 3 Week Fill.
We recommend scheduling every three weeks to maintain shape, strength, and color. If you have fast growth, active lifestyle, or frequent chipping, your technician may suggest a sooner fill or alternative services for best results and nail health.
When performed by our trained technicians, fills are safe. We prep gently, avoiding excessive filing of the natural nail. Proper aftercare and regular fills prevent lifting and damage; if nails are thin, we may recommend a recovery plan or temporary break.
Yes — color changes are welcome. Your technician will remove or blend the existing shade and apply fresh gel to match your new choice. Complex color or art may add time; discuss options beforehand for best results and longevity.
Most fills take 30–45 minutes depending on nail condition, length, and any design adjustments. If you add nail art, repairs, or major color changes, plan for up to an hour. Your technician will provide a time estimate at appointment booking.
Avoid heavy water exposure for the first few hours, use cuticle oil daily, and wear gloves for chores. Use gentle, non-acetone remover if needed. Regular maintenance and moisturizing help prevent lifting and keep your gel manicure looking fresh between fills.
Yes, in many cases we can repair and blend damaged nails during a fill. Minor breaks are reinforced with sculpted gel. Severe damage may require a full rebuild or a short recovery period; the technician will assess and recommend the safest option.