Yes. Usually, when there is no damage or detachment to the nails, manicures should be done once a month without damaging the nails. It is recommended not to do manicures frequently on a regular basis.

Nail enhancement is a process of decorating and beautifying nails or toenails. Frequent manicures can damage the nail body and nail bed, leading to nail damage and even detachment of the nail from the underlying nail bed skin, resulting in nail detachment. And nail polish is corrosive to nails. Frequent nail polish is not conducive to nail health. The average growth rate of nails is usually about 3.5 millimeters per month, so when a new nail grows and undergoes a manicure, the damage to the nail is generally minimal. Therefore, having a manicure once a month or so does not harm the nail.

It should be noted that nails belong to human tissues and their main function is to protect the soft nail bed under them from damage during work, and to help fingers complete more delicate movements. It is recommended that people with fragile nails avoid manicures as much as possible in daily life.