Corns
Soft & Hard Corn Treatment
Corns are a common foot condition that can cause significant discomfort. Understanding the difference between hard and soft corns is crucial for effective treatment and relief.
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Soft corns usually emerge seasonally, often between August and October. They develop due to tight toe box shoes combined with prominent bone joints, leading to both external and internal shearing stresses. This causes a thickening of the skin, resulting in a soft corn that can become quite large and may contain an area of ulceration. Soft corns are often mistaken for fungal infections, but unlike fungal infections, soft corns are painful.
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Hard corns are dense nuclei of thickened skin, much harder than the surrounding skin. They typically appear on the outside of the little toe and are a response to shearing stress. Hard corns also commonly form on the tips of toes and under toe joints, creating a painful area of concentrated pressure.
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At The Hills Foot Clinic, we provide effective treatments for both hard and soft corns. In just one 30-minute treatment, we can significantly improve your comfort. Our expert podiatrists will accurately diagnose and treat your condition, ensuring relief from the discomfort caused by corns.
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With professional care from The Hills Foot Clinic, you can manage and prevent corns effectively. Our dedicated team is committed to providing the best care for your feet, helping you maintain optimal foot health.
Step into Comfort.
Don’t let corns cause you pain.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment and learn how to treat and prevent hard and soft corns effectively.