Difference before and after removing a small corn on the sole of the foot

I had a small corn about the size of a millet on the sole of my foot.

I have posted a concern about warts on CacheDoc before.

I will upload a before-and-after photo of successful corn removal using a corn band.

 

I thought my corn was too small to go to the hospital, so I searched a lot on the internet about it. I noticed that many people use corn strips. I found many before-and-after photos of corn removal when using the strips. Seeing those posts, I promised myself that I would definitely succeed someday in removing my corn and post before-and-after photos, haha.

 

Initially, I tried to remove it with a corn band, but I failed. I gave up after several weeks because it wouldn't go away, but gradually that area started to hurt.

So this time, I bought a band from a different company and attached it! The result was successful!

 

Photos showing the difference before and after wart removal will now be displayed~

 

 

Corn plaster strips come in both sole and toe types, and I bought the toe type instead of the sole type. I thought it would be easier to apply because it has a longer horizontal length.

Apply the bandage precisely to the area with the corn.

They said to keep it on for about a week, but as I walk, the band starts to come off, so I can't keep it on that long. I kept it on for about four days. After that, I replaced the band with a new one. This is a before-and-after photo of wart removal, and the reason there is no middle picture is that there wasn't any significant change at that time haha, it just swelled up white.

Then, I also kept the second band on for four days and removed it! Finally, it swelled up whiter than before, and I could see a round dot inside!!

 

Gently scratch the swollen white area with a nail clipper. (The photo shows more prominent foot calluses, so I blurred it.) The calluses that are swollen in a band shape don't hurt when scratched. But when I scratch that round thing, it hurts a bit... Still, I endure and scratch. Because I need to remove that core to see a clear before-and-after difference.

 

If you scratch with a nail clipper, it peels off like crumbs.

 

Then, tada!

It may seem insignificant, but inside that shell was a hard core, and all the dead skin was removed!!

It looks thin, but it actually hurt a little when I removed it.

 

It takes about a day or two for the dead skin to peel off, then turn into red flesh and for new skin to grow.

Skin recovery is truly amazing. It heals quickly.

 

Current condition of the sole.

Do you feel a difference before and after corn removal?

I failed last time, but this time I succeeded, so I'm very happy to be able to post about the before-and-after results of wart removal!!!