What should be done with nail diseases during a service?

Nail diseases are specialized medical conditions that require the attention of a healthcare professional rather than treatment during a regular nail service. When a client has a nail disease, it indicates a problem that could be infectious, contagious, or otherwise serious. Providing services on diseased nails could potentially exacerbate the condition or spread infection.

Referring a client to a medical professional ensures they receive the appropriate diagnosis and treatment, which is crucial for their health and well-being. In the context of nail technology, it is essential to prioritize safety and hygiene for both the technician and the client. Treatment of such conditions typically falls outside the scope of practice for nail technicians, who are not licensed to diagnose or treat medical conditions.

The other options suggest various forms of treatment or service, which can pose risks, including the possibility of worsening the disease, spreading infections, or performing a service that the technician is not qualified to handle. Therefore, the correct approach is to refrain from servicing nails with diseases and ensure that clients are referred to the proper healthcare provider.