Corn Removal – Restore Comfort to Your Feet

Corns are thick, hardened layers of skin that form due to repeated friction or pressure, usually on the toes, soles, or sides of the feet. Though small, corns can cause sharp pain, discomfort while walking, and often worsen over time if left untreated.

At our clinic, we offer safe, professional corn removal using sterile techniques and medical-grade tools to eliminate the root cause, without causing damage to healthy skin.

What Causes Corns?

Corns typically develop due to:

• Wearing tight or ill-fitting shoes

• High-pressure areas on the feet due to bunions or foot deformities

• Walking barefoot or on uneven surfaces

• Repeated rubbing from footwear or socks

• Abnormal gait (walking pattern)

People with diabetes, poor circulation, or thin skin are more prone to complications from corns and should seek professional care early.

How We Treat Corns at Our Clinic

Our corn removal process is quick, hygienic, and tailored to your skin type and foot health. We do not recommend over-the-counter corn plasters or home tools, as they can cause burns, infection, or delayed healing.

Treatment Steps:

1. Clinical Assessment: We identify the type (hard corn, soft corn, seed corn) and assess the underlying cause.

2. Gentle Removal: Using sterile instruments, we trim or debride the corn layer-by-layer without pain.

3. Pressure Offloading: Custom padding, toe separators, or footwear advice is provided to relieve pressure.

4. Moisturising & Healing: We apply healing creams to keep skin soft and prevent recurrence.

5. Advanced Options (if needed): In cases of frequent recurrence, we may offer orthotics, minor surgery, or refer for biomechanical correction.

Benefits of Our Corn Removal Treatment

• Instant relief from pain and pressure

• No cuts, burns, or harmful acids

• Restores comfort in walking or wearing shoes

• Suitable for diabetic and sensitive feet

• Reduces chances of recurrence with proper advice

You’ll walk out of the clinic more comfortably than you walked in—it’s that simple.