Corns and Callosity Removal
About the procedure
Corns and callosities are thickened areas of skin caused by repeated friction or pressure. Removal involves careful trimming, debridement, or use of medicated treatments to reduce thickened skin. The procedure relieves pain, improves comfort while walking, and prevents infection. It is performed under sterile conditions to avoid complications. Proper footwear advice is usually provided to prevent recurrence. Early treatment prevents deeper tissue damage, especially in diabetic patients.
Care before the procedure
- Wash and dry feet properly
- Avoid self-cutting thick skin
- Inform about diabetes history
- Wear comfortable footwear
Care during the procedure
- Keep foot steady
- Inform if pain occurs
- Allow proper sterile trimming
- Follow clinician instructions
Care after the procedure
- Keep area clean and dry
- Apply prescribed topical medication
- Wear well-fitted shoes
- Schedule regular foot checks
Eligibility
- Individuals experiencing painful thickened skin on feet
- Diabetic patients requiring preventive foot care management
- People wearing tight footwear causing repeated pressure
- Elderly individuals prone to skin thickening and cracks
Relevant Specialties

Family Medicine
Family Medicine provides comprehensive healthcare for individuals and families across all age groups.
It focuses on preventive care, early diagnosis, and the management of a wide range of health concerns, supporting long-term health and continuity of care.
At KIMSHEALTH, family medicine is delivered through a patient-first approach, emphasizing strong patient relationships, personalized care, and overall well-being.


