Calluses & Corns

The term callus commonly is used if the thickening of skin occurs on the bottom of the foot, while corns are usually found on non-weight bearing areas.

Symptoms

Callus are often due to chronic pressure and/or friction.
Mild calluses rarely cause symptoms but they can become tender if they thicken or split.
Corns are often small but are also commonly tender with pressure to the area.

Treatments

Treatment often focuses on preventing friction and pressure.

Pairing down thickened areas.
Insure footwear fits well and does not add extra pressure to the site.
Procedures may be needed to correct underlying bony abnormalities.

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doctor assessing patients foot for calluses and corns.

Meet our Medical Providers

Robert H. Huff, MD, FAAD Avon, Lebanon
Ryan K. Brashear, MD, FAAD Greenwood
Christopher M. Bohyer, MD, FAAD Greenwood, New Castle
John B. Stephens, MD, FAAD Fishers, Greencastle, Hazel Dell
Alison Launhardt, MD, FAAD Carmel, Tipton
Kathleen Hanover, MD, FAAD Carmel, Fishers
Lisa Trivedi, MD, FAAD Carmel
Janelle M. Tabet, PA-C Greenwood
Cassandra (Cassie) M. Sexson, PA-C Greenwood, Shelbyville
Andrew Burns, PA-C Greencastle, Hazel Dell
Stephanie Burns, PA-C Greenwood, New Castle
Michaela Wehr, PA-C Avon, Lebanon
Samantha Kitcoff, PA-C Fishers
Christina Raynor, FNP-C Avon

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