Corns and calluses on the feet can be painful, unsightly, and may even affect the way you walk. Corns, in particular, can cause significant discomfort and may alter your biomechanics.
At The Footlift London Clinic, our podiatrists provide safe, simple, and effective treatments for both corns and calluses during our Footlift and Medical Pedicure treatments. Using gentle techniques, we carefully remove the thickened skin and enucleate the nucleus of the corn with a scalpel. This treatment requires no downtime, leaving your feet instantly more comfortable after your treatment.
The Best Way to Treat Corns & Calluses:
Remove the source of pressure – Identify what’s causing the friction or pressure.
Exfoliate the hard skin – Gently reduce the thickened area by filing.
At home, you can support your treatment by applying our Cleansing & Hydrating Foot Cream daily. This helps to soften the skin, maintain hydration, and prevent the build-up of excessive hard skin.
Corns and calluses are areas of thickened, hardened skin that develop in response to repeated friction or pressure. While they can occur anywhere on the body, they are most commonly found on the feet, hands, or fingers.
Corns – Small, round, and often painful. They usually appear on the tops or sides of the toes.
Larger, more irregular patches of hard skin. They tend to form on the soles or sides of the feet. A small amount of callus on the soles of the feet is normal.
These are small, hard spots on the skin that usually form on the tops of your toes where there is pressure from bones.
These usually appear between your toes and web spaces. The cause of soft corns is related to moisture and friction.
These are tiny widespread corns that usually form on the soles of the feet. If they continue to spread, the cause may be viral.
We specialise in foot care treatments for common foot complaints, gait analysis, orthotic customisation for footwear.
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