How does a podiatrist remove a corn or callus in clinic?
A podiatrist removes a corn or callus by using a sterile instrument to carefully trim away the thickened skin. This procedure is usually quick and performed in a clinical setting. After the removal, the podiatrist may provide advice on foot care to help prevent future issues.
Key points:
- Podiatrists use special tools for precise removal.
- The procedure is typically done in a clinical environment.
- Aftercare advice is often given to prevent recurrence.
- Corns and calluses can be caused by friction or pressure on the skin.
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