Six corns on my soles that I thought were calluses are really painful.

One day, a corn appeared on the sole of my foot.

I decided to seek medical treatment to remove the corn.

I was even considering performing a wart removal procedure if necessary.

Corn occurs when the skin is continuously subjected to mechanical irritation.

It is said that keratinized skin patches are embedded in the skin like nails within a small area.

It contains a core inside, and if the core is not removed, it will recur continuously.

I applied a corn bandage at home but removed it because it hurt more.

The corn band should only be applied to that spot, but I applied it broadly, and even the healthy areas hurt as well.

So I quickly removed it and no longer used the corn bandage.

Every time I walk, I feel like something is attached to the bottom of my foot, and that area feels hard.

It felt like someone was poking my soles repeatedly, and I thought I saw a white core.

I thought it would be best to visit the dermatologist.

 

I imagined all sorts of things while waiting at the dermatology clinic.

I was wondering if it might not be inflammation and whether it could be a symptom that cannot be removed.

I was worried about whether it was a corn or not, and what to do if laser removal wasn't possible.

When I visited You & I Dermatology, I was told that laser treatment is possible and that there are six corns on both soles of my feet.

How do I get rid of a corn?

If the thickness is not thick, apply salicylic acid or lactic acid to dissolve the keratin and soften the keratin.

They say they will remove the callus.

If the stratum corneum is thick, cryotherapy or laser treatment may be considered.

Corns are usually removed at two-week intervals, and it is important to maintain the proper interval for effective results.

A corn was removed with a laser on the spot.

The wart root was removed with a laser.

I thought it was a callus, but there are six corns, and I even had laser treatment.

My soles no longer prick and I feel more comfortable.

Applying pressure to the treated area can cause a corn to form again.

A soft floor and large shoes are important.

It is important to manage properly so that corns do not come back again.