Medical pedicure
Corns, calluses, ingrown or thick toenails, fungal nails, cracked heels, diabetic foot care. Normally painless, with relief often felt by the end of the session.
Dominique Rozan has been caring for feet for nearly forty years. Corns, calluses, ingrown or thick toenails, cracked heels — and foot reflexology to unwind. On the edge of the Champ de Mars, a short walk from the Eiffel Tower.
Call to book an appointment
06 08 10 86 61From abroad: +33 6 08 10 86 61€44 per sessionMon, Thu, Fri, 9 am – 7 pm

In short. Dominique Rozan is a state-registered pédicure-podologue (the French equivalent of a podiatrist or chiropodist) and a reflexologist, based at 72 avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris, in the 7th arrondissement. She has nearly forty years of experience and sees English-speaking patients. A medical pedicure or a foot reflexology session costs €44 at the practice; home visits start at €55. Appointments are by phone only, on +33 6 08 10 86 61, Monday, Thursday and Friday, 9 am to 7 pm.
If you are new to France, the title can be confusing. A pédicure-podologue is a state-registered health professional who treats the skin and nails of the feet — comparable to a podiatrist or chiropodist in the UK. It is not a medical doctor, and you do not need a referral to book.
It is also very different from a pedicure in a beauty salon. Removing a corn, treating an ingrown toenail or caring for a diabetic foot is health care, reserved by French law to pédicures-podologues and doctors. Nail polish and beauty treatments are not offered here.
Corns, calluses, ingrown or thick toenails, fungal nails, cracked heels, diabetic foot care. Normally painless, with relief often felt by the end of the session.
Slow, precise pressure on the soles of the feet for deep relaxation. Presented honestly: what it can offer, what it does not replace.
€44A pedicure treatment or foot reflexology: the same price at the practice.
Home visits: from €55, depending on the area and travel. The price is confirmed when you book.
Saturday: appointments possible on request — €70. By appointment only.
Many people only discover a foot problem once they are here: new shoes, long days walking around the city, an ingrown toenail that flares up. If you live in the 7th, work nearby or are staying close to the Champ de Mars, the practice is easy to reach by métro (École Militaire or La Tour-Maubourg, line 8).
A painful toe? See urgent foot care. Unable to get out? Ask about home visits.
You pay at the end of the session. Chiropody is generally not covered by the French state system, but many French top-up and international health insurers reimburse part of it: ask for a receipt and check with your insurer.
| Monday | 9 am – 7 pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | no appointments |
| Wednesday | no appointments |
| Thursday | 9 am – 7 pm |
| Friday | 9 am – 7 pm |
| Saturday | on request — €70 |
| Sunday | no appointments |
By appointment only.
72 avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris, France
Métro École Militaire or La Tour-Maubourg (line 8). On the edge of the Champ de Mars, a short walk from École Militaire and the Eiffel Tower.
At 72 avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris, in the 7th arrondissement, on the edge of the Champ de Mars and a short walk from the Eiffel Tower. Nearest métro: École Militaire or La Tour-Maubourg (line 8).
Yes. English-speaking patients are welcome, and appointments can be made in English by phone.
By phone only, on 06 08 10 86 61 (from abroad: +33 6 08 10 86 61). There is no online booking. If she is with a patient, leave a message with your name and number and she will call you back.
In France, a pédicure-podologue is a state-registered health professional who treats the skin and nails of the feet. It is comparable to a podiatrist or chiropodist in the UK. It is not a medical doctor, and no referral is needed.
A pedicure treatment or foot reflexology: the same price of €44 at the practice. Home visits start at €55 depending on the area. Saturday appointments on request cost €70. The price is confirmed when you book.
Monday, Thursday and Friday, 9 am to 7 pm, by appointment. No appointments at this practice on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. On Saturdays, appointments are possible on request, at €70.
Yes. Call +33 6 08 10 86 61 to arrange an appointment; some directories wrongly say otherwise.
Yes, on request only, at €70. This slot is for people who genuinely cannot come during the week.
Chiropody is generally not covered by French state health insurance, except for preventive care of high-risk diabetic feet on prescription. Many French top-up and international insurers offer some cover: ask for a receipt and check with your insurer.
Dominique Rozan sees patients at 72 avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris, Monday, Thursday and Friday. Call; if she is with a patient, leave your name and number and she will call you back.
06 08 10 86 61From a non-French number: +33 6 08 10 86 61