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Corns

Painful Areas of Thickened Skin

Is it time to see a Podiatrist?

Corns are small areas of thickened skin that develop due to repeated pressure or friction. They
most commonly occur on the tops or sides of the toes and may become painful if pressure
continues.

Corns form as the skin attempts to protect itself from repeated irritation.

Common Symptoms

People with corns may notice:

  • A small, circular area of thickened skin
  • Pain when pressure is applied to the area
  • A hard central core within the lesion
  • Discomfort when wearing footwear
  • Corns often develop gradually over time

Why They Develop

Corns usually develop in response to repeated pressure or friction.

Common causes include:

Ill-fitting footwear
Toe deformities affecting pressure distribution
Abnormal foot mechanics
Repetitive friction from walking

Assessment and Diagnosis

At Absolute Footcare, corns are assessed through a clinical examination of the affected area.

This allows us to identify the cause of the pressure and recommend appropriate treatment.

Treatments

Treatment options may include:

Professional removal of the corn
Footwear advice to reduce pressure
Padding or cushioning to protect the area
Custom orthotics where mechanical factors contribute to pressure

Book an Appointment

If you are experiencing pain from a corn, an appointment with one of our podiatrists will allow us
to assess the area and provide appropriate treatment.