Corns & Calluses Treatment – Gentle, Effective, and Lasting Relief
Understanding Corns and Calluses
Corns and calluses develop due to repeated pressure or friction on the skin, usually on the feet or hands. They are the body’s natural protective response, forming thickened layers of skin in areas subjected to constant stress.
Corns: Small, round, and hard, corns often appear on the tops or sides of toes. They can be painful, especially when pressed.
Calluses: Larger, broader areas of thickened skin commonly form on the soles, heels, or palms. Calluses are usually painless but can become uncomfortable if they grow excessively.
Common causes include:
Wearing ill-fitting shoes
High heels or tight footwear
Repetitive friction from walking, running, or manual work
Foot deformities like bunions or hammertoes
Left untreated, corns and calluses may worsen over time, causing painful pressure points, infections, or cracks in the skin. Our clinic focuses on removing these thickened skin layers safely while restoring smooth, healthy skin.
Advanced Corn and Callus Treatments
Our clinic offers a range of customized treatments for corns and calluses depending on their type, size, and severity:
1. Professional Debridement
Using sterile instruments, our dermatologists carefully trim and remove thickened skin layers, relieving pain and preventing further damage.
Benefits:
Immediate relief from pressure and discomfort
Safe removal without cutting healthy skin
Reduces risk of infection
2. Chemical Peels & Medicated Creams
For recurring or stubborn calluses, we use medical-grade topical treatments containing salicylic acid or urea to soften and gradually eliminate thickened skin.
Benefits:
Non-invasive and gentle
Suitable for sensitive skin areas
Encourages smooth skin regeneration
3. Orthopedic & Foot Care Support
Our clinic provides customized padding, insoles, and footwear guidance to reduce friction and pressure on problem areas, preventing recurrence of corns and calluses.
Benefits:
Prevents further formation
Supports proper foot alignment
Enhances long-term comfort
4. Laser Therapy for Resistant Cases
For deep or stubborn corns, advanced laser treatment precisely targets the affected tissue, eliminating the thickened area while leaving surrounding skin intact.
Benefits:
Minimal discomfort
Rapid recovery
Long-lasting results with reduced recurrence
5. Surgical Intervention (if required)
In rare cases of severe corns or calluses associated with foot deformities, minor surgical procedures may be recommended to correct the underlying cause and remove the problematic skin.
Personalized Foot & Skin Care
Every patient’s skin and foot structure is unique. Our clinic provides individualized treatment plans to ensure lasting relief:
Comprehensive Diagnosis:
Detailed evaluation of the affected areas, including pressure points and gait analysis.Customized Treatment Plan:
Selection of the most appropriate combination of debridement, topical therapy, padding, and lifestyle advice.Advanced Technology & Hygiene:
All procedures are performed using state-of-the-art equipment in a sterile, hygienic environment to prevent infection and ensure optimal outcomes.Follow-Up & Preventive Care:
Guidance on proper footwear, moisturization, and protective measures to prevent recurrence.
Why Choose Our Clinic for Corn and Callus Treatment?
Experienced Dermatologists: Our team has extensive experience in foot and skin care, providing safe and precise treatments.
Painless & Comfortable Procedures: We prioritize patient comfort using gentle techniques and modern numbing methods.
Scar-Free Results: Our treatments aim to restore smooth, healthy skin without scarring.
Holistic Approach: Treatment includes foot care advice, lifestyle adjustments, and preventive measures to ensure lasting relief.
Safe & Sterile Environment: All procedures follow strict hygiene protocols using clinically approved instruments and medications.
Post-Treatment Care & Recovery
Proper aftercare is essential for quick healing and long-term prevention:
Keep the treated area clean and dry.
Apply prescribed ointments or creams to promote skin repair.
Avoid tight shoes or prolonged pressure on treated areas.
Use recommended pads or insoles to reduce friction.
Regularly moisturize to maintain soft, healthy skin.
Following these guidelines ensures faster recovery, reduces discomfort, and keeps corns and calluses from returning.