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Fish pedicures originated in Turkey and have been popular in Asia for centuries.
The fish used in fish pedicures are called Garra rufa, also known as "doctor fish" because of their ability to eat dead skin cells.
Fish pedicures are said to be more effective than traditional pedicures at removing dead skin and calluses.
The sensation of the fish nibbling on the skin is often described as ticklish or tingling.
Fish pedicures have been banned in some states and countries due to concerns about the spread of infection and the welfare of the fish.
The Garra rufa fish are not native to the United States and are imported from Turkey and other countries for use in fish pedicures.
Fish pedicures have been known to improve skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema.
The fish used in fish pedicures are not harmed in the process and are typically returned to their natural habitat after they are no longer needed.
Fish pedicures can also be done on the hands, not only on the feet.
Fish pedicures have been around for centuries, but only recently gained popularity in the Western world.