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I stopped going to nail salons because I don't believe they sanitized the equipment beyond a quick spritz of alcohol.
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Your rights to privacy ends when it puts other people at risk.
I own a clinic, and the doctor/assistant sometimes accidentally poke themselves with the needle thats just been used on a patient. When such accidents happen, they ask the patient if they have hiv, 2 have responded yes.
Just because something is practically curable, doesn't mean its ok for other people to catch it from you. Imagine unknowingly contracting HIV and passing it to your entire family while also getting 0 treatment because you don't know you have it. There was a caselong ago in my country where an entire family died because the mother didn't know she got hiv.
Tell them if they handle your body parts, or at the very list bring your own tools.
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Nail salons should just treat all clients like they have a fungal infection or hepatitis or HIV or something and thoroughly sanitise their equipment. I know they do not all do this. Same goes for other services like barbers, hair and cosmetologist salons and tattoo parlours.
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Unfortunately, practically all over the world we have very low hygiene standards in nail salons. Files are used many times, instead of throwing away after each client. Often, milling cutters, cuticle nippers, etc are not washed in an ultrasonic bath and are not then sterilized in an autoclave, which is much better than a hot air sterilizer. There are situations in which nail stylists pretend to clients that they are taking out tools from sterilizing packages, which should have a dark marking when they are suitable for use And light color when unsterile. Some stylists color these places with a marker, some cut out small holes to pull the tools through, so that the color of the package does not change. Not only should the tools be clean, the work station should not have dust from previous clients, the salon should be equipped with a dust absorber (which works and not only pretends to work)UV lamps, countertops and other items should always be wiped and disinfected. The same goes for the client's and stylist's hands - always washed and disinfected before starting the service,the stylist puts on gloves and only then touches the sterile tools. If you want to have your nails done in clean conditions, I recommend going to a Polish stylist (sometimes Russians too). In Poland, there is a very high standard of hygiene in salons. Sometimes you will find a Polish salon abroad, but obviously not everyone is the same, so in Poland you can find terrible conditions too. The best option is to call the salon before your visit and ask if they sterilize their tools and throw away disposable ones after each client.The stylist MUST open the packages in front of you, or alternatively take the tools straight from the autoclave that says "sterilization complete" or something like that. Otherwise you don't know for sure that the tools are sterile, you only trust their word AND REMEMBER YOU CAN DEMAND CLEAN TOOLS THIS IS YOUR HEALTH AND YOUR LIFE.
If I were to live outside Poland, I would definitely start doing my nails myself so as not to get infected with something in the salon.
Thank you if you made it here, have a nice day
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I stopped going to the nail salon when they were using the same grinding on all three of the people ahead of me. One of them looked kinda fungusy. Fancy nails ain't worth my health
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I had a nail tech file a hole into my finger while prepping my nail. It was bleeding so she used NAIL GLUE TO MAKE IT STOP. My anxious ass still went through with it but i never go back
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I'm gonna stick with my dad's driving advice on this, 'expect that everyone on the road are idiots'.
Presuming them to be careless and informing the staff to be extra careful, would probably be best.
People are not perfect all the time, including nail tech.
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So she's OK to tell all the world through a video but not her nail tech.... attention seeker.... thanks Dr always amazing video!!
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Two concepts: Universal precautions and infection control. Learn those, learn to look out for it, and be able to feel like you can trust your community.
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As a cosmetologist, do please let them know, this way we can take ALL proper measures, and take the BEST care of YOU too! There are more incidences of bleeding and unsanitary practices (even unintentional instances) that happen in every single salon, including TOP and prestigious salons.
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Privacy yes. Putting other people in jeopardy no. Even though that wasn't the case here.
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New fear unlocked 😂
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Where the problem occurs is that many nail salons do not practice proper sanitation techniques. Hepatitis is a much more likely infection than HIV, as are fungal infections. After having been tested for HIV and Hepatitis after getting my nails done for my daughter's wedding, I am extremely wary of any and all nail salons.
I'm not terrified of people with HIV. As a member of the queer community of a certain age, I've lost friends and rejoiced in the advances made by medical science. I've seen what uninformed hatred can do, so Dr. Karan is exactly right about not having to disclose. It's the salons who would be at fault for improper sterilization techniques.
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Addressing the comment section:
Nail salons need to follow proper sanitisation protocol to protect their clients, its not on HIV positive people to bring their own sterilised tools and inform strangers of their medical status, that's absurd. It's almost like this video went through one ear and out the other.
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I’ve never seen a nail salon clean the drill nail file thingys that they use. And they’ve made me bleed a few times. I would not be comfortable with that situation if the last person they used it on and made bleed was HIV positive.
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We kept trying different nail salons because of them not sterilizing equipment. I got fungal infections from a few. Finally found one that was decent. I'd argue that most of the salons are gross.
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She still should have said that..
What if they dont properly clean their equipment? After knowing about her condition, they may have cleaned them correctly.
What if someone had any injury in their hand, like a small cut.... There are still risks
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My mum was threatened by a patient who had a used syringe. He rudely informed her that he had hiv and it's an old needle.She said she wasn't scared, she was more worried about the other bacteria it could have as hiv doesn't survive long outside the body. Everyday is an education
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"half decent"
There's the rub. Mum got warts from one she though was decent, lasted years. Interestingly she had an immunotherapy treatment on a verruca that developed years after and all her hand warts went with it.
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@garrulus3399
2 months ago
Important: with an undetectable virus load! That is never the case in fresh or untreated infections! So do not assume, anyone, you can skip protection! The numbers Dr Karan mentioned are an important fact for couples but not to be taken out of context.
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