Corns | Feetrevival

COMMON CONDITIONS

Don’t worry if you have any of these conditions, Feet Revival will help!

IMPORTANT NOTICE Re: COVID-19.

19/05/20: I hope that you are all keeping well.

FeetRevival will start to re-open in the next few days. I shall begin to phone people in date order of cancellation to identify if people are needing foot-care, or if they are shielding. I will complete a telephone risk assessment to identify if foot-health treatment is a suitable option at present, and will inform you of the steps I am taking regarding personal protective equipment, social distancing and the environment, to ensure risks are as minimal as possible.

If you have any concerns, please contact me via the contact form on this website, or call me on 01872 306177.

I shall look forward to seeing you all again soon. Best wishes, Wendy.

CORNS

Hard Corn

Soft Corn

A hard corn is a small circular area of thickened, dead skin with a central core. A soft corn has a thinner surface and usually occurs between the last two smaller toes. A seed corn is a tiny callus near to the skin surface that can be very tender if it's on a weight-bearing part of the foot. Seed corns tend to occur on the bottom of the feet on dryer skin. To avoid corns, ensure toes are free to move in shoes whilst still being supported. If corns occur between the toes, consider a gel toe support to reduce the friction. If corns occur on the base of the foot, moisturise daily and use cushioning supports.