House call podiatry
Corn & Callus Care at Home
Corns and calluses build up where shoes rub or bones press. Over time they become painful, and for people with diabetes they can hide ulcers underneath. Safe reduction at home brings quick relief.
Signs it's time for a visit
- Hard, thick skin on the bottom of the foot or toes
- A painful spot that feels like a pebble in the shoe
- Calluses that crack or bleed
What happens during the home visit
- Careful, painless reduction of corns and calluses
- Padding to take pressure off sore spots
- Footwear advice to keep them from coming back
This page is general information, not medical advice. Please schedule a visit for a diagnosis and a treatment plan that's right for you.
Other home foot care services
Diabetic Foot Care at Home
Diabetes can cause nerve damage and poor circulation in the feet, so small cuts, blisters and thick nails turn into serious problems quickly.
Learn moreToenail Care at Home
Thick, fungal or curved toenails are hard to trim, especially for anyone with poor eyesight, arthritis or trouble bending.
Learn moreIngrown Toenail Treatment at Home
An ingrown toenail can become infected quickly, especially in older adults and people with diabetes.
Learn moreNeed a podiatrist who comes to you?
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