Corns & Calluses
Corns and calluses are your body’s protective response to friction. This can be friction from your shoes rubbing your toes (corns or helomas) or your foot rubbing the ground or the bottom of your shoe (calluses or tylomas). In any case, corns and calluses are hyperkeratosis (thickening of the skin) in response to this persistent friction.
Non-Surgical Treatment Options
Conservative Management
It includes wearing well-fitting footwear with proper biomechanical support.
NON-medicated Padding and Cushions
- Custom orthotics (prescription fitted supports made specifically for your individual podiatric problems)
- Keratolytic medications to break down the thickened hyperkeratotic skin
- Professional debridement or trimming to maintain comfort and reduce pressure
Surgical Treatment Options
Corn Removal Surgery
In cases where conservative treatments fail to provide relief, corn removal surgery (heloma excision) may be recommended.
Callus Removal Surgery
For severe or recurrent calluses, callus removal surgery (tyloma excision) may be necessary to address the underlying cause.
If you are searching for the best corn & calluses treatment near me, The Center For Foot Care is the perfect option for you.