What Are Calluses and Corns, and How Can They Be Treated?
Calluses and corns are common foot conditions caused by repeated friction or pressure on the skin. While both are thickened areas of skin, calluses are generally larger and form on larger areas of the soles of feet and toes. Corns are smaller, with a hard center surrounded by inflamed skin, and often develop on the tops, sides or between toes. The also form in peak areas of pressure on the soles of the feet. These conditions can lead to discomfort or pain when walking or wearing shoes. Treatment typically involves reducing the pressure or friction causing the problem, using protective pads, and in some cases, carefully removing the thickened skin. Keeping your feet moisturized and wearing properly fitting shoes can help prevent future occurrences.
Are You Tired of Dealing with Painful Calluses and Corns?
Find Your Path to Comfort
At Stayner Foot Clinic, we understand how calluses and corns can impact your daily life. Our dedicated team is well-equipped to offer tailored callus and corn treatment, ensuring you walk with ease and confidence.
Effective Callus and Corn Solutions
Personalized Treatment Plans
Comfort-First Approach
Convenient Location
Relieve Your Feet with Comfort and Confidence
Soothe Painful Pressure: Our tailored treatments target discomfort, helping you walk with ease and enjoy daily activities without the nuisance of calluses and corns.
Enhance Foot Health: Regular care can prevent complications and maintain the overall well-being of your feet, ensuring they stay in top condition.
Boost Your Confidence: With smoother, healthier skin, you can feel more comfortable showing off your feet in any setting, from the beach to a formal event.
Chiropody
Chiropody is defined from the College of Chiropodist of Ontario as, “ the assessment and treatment of the foot by therapeutic, orthotic or other palliative means”. Chiropodists and Podiatrists are regulated health professionals that specialize in treating conditions of the foot.
The scope of practice for Chiropodists allows them to treat skin conditions, nail conditions, subcutaneous lesions, and manage bony and biomechanical deformities.
