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Corn and callus removal

Corn and callus removal treatment at Claire Derma

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What It Is

Corns and calluses are areas of thickened skin that develop due to repeated friction or pressure. Corns are smaller, deeper, and often painful, usually found on toes. Calluses are broader, less painful thickened areas commonly seen on soles, palms, or pressure points.

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How It Works

At ClairéDerma, treatment focuses on safely removing thickened skin and addressing the underlying cause of pressure. Dermatologists may use:

Careful examination to distinguish from warts

Paring (medical trimming of thick skin)

Chemical softening agents

Protective padding advice

Footwear correction guidance

Instrumental Mobilization Soft Tissues Heel Arch Pain Treatment

Benefits

Immediate relief from pain and pressure

Smoother, healthier skin

Prevention of recurrence with proper care

Improved walking comfort

Professional and safe removal

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Ideal For

Painful hard skin on toes or soles

Thickened skin due to tight footwear

Recurrent corns or calluses

Discomfort while walking or standing

Failed home treatments

The Treatment Process

  1. Step 01

    Dermatologist Consultation at ClairéDerma

    Assessment and differentiation from plantar warts.

  2. Step 02

    Skin Softening

    Thickened area prepared for safe removal.

  3. Step 03

    Corn/Callus Removal

    Excess hardened skin gently pared.

  4. Step 04

    Pressure Correction Advice

    Guidance on footwear, padding, or orthotics.

  5. Step 05

    Follow-Up

    Review if lesions are recurrent or severe.

Expected Results and Recovery

Relief is often immediate after removal. Mild tenderness may last a short time. Preventive measures help stop recurrence.

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Got Questions?We've Got Answers

Find answers to the most common questions about our treatments, procedures, and recovery process. If you can't find what you're looking for, our support team is always here to help.

7 questions

Ongoing pressure or friction in that area causes regrowth.

Not directly, but improper footwear and pressure points are main causes.

Yes, foot care is especially important in diabetic patients.

No, this can lead to infection or injury.

Yes, they reduce pressure and help prevent recurrence.

It has a hard central core that presses into deeper skin layers.

Depends on pressure factors; some may need periodic care.