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Corns are a common skin condition that affects the feet. They are thick, hardened areas of skin that develop in response to repeated pressure or friction. Corns can be painful and uncomfortable and may cause difficulty walking or standing for extended periods of time.
There are several different types of corn, including hard corn, soft corn, seed corn, and vascular corn. Hard corns are the most common and develop on the tops and tips of the toes, as well as on the soles of the feet. Soft corns are found between the toes, where the skin is moist and soft. Seed corns are small and round, and typically occur in clusters on the bottom of the foot. Vascular corns are less common and have a central core of blood vessels.
At Sheen Clinic, we provide several corn removal treatments:
Preventing corn involves taking steps to reduce pressure and friction on the feet. This may include wearing comfortable, well-fitting shoes, using cushioned insoles or inserts, and keeping feet clean and dry. Regular foot care, including trimming toenails and moisturizing the skin, can also help prevent corn from developing.
There are several different types of corn, including hard corn, soft corn, seed corn, and vascular corn. Hard corns are the most common and develop on the tops and tips of the toes, as well as on the soles of the feet. Soft corns are found between the toes, where the skin is moist and soft. Seed corns are small and round, and typically occur in clusters on the bottom of the foot. Vascular corns are less common and have a central core of blood vessels.
At Sheen Clinic, we provide several corn removal treatments:
- Laser treatments may be used to remove the corn. This involves using a special laser to precisely target and vaporize the thickened skin.
- Creams containing urea or lactic acid can also be used to soften and dissolve the corn over time.
- In more severe cases, minor surgery may be necessary to remove the corn.
Preventing corn involves taking steps to reduce pressure and friction on the feet. This may include wearing comfortable, well-fitting shoes, using cushioned insoles or inserts, and keeping feet clean and dry. Regular foot care, including trimming toenails and moisturizing the skin, can also help prevent corn from developing.
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