Corns & callusthe satisfying part of the job.
Safe, painless removal of hard skin, corns and calluses, with honest advice on what's causing them so they don't keep coming back.
Callus is the skin's way of protecting itself from pressure. A corn is callus that has formed a tight cone driving inwards. Both are straightforward to treat, but the pressure that causes them rarely goes away entirely, so callus and corns typically return, and regular visits (usually every 6–10 weeks) are the most reliable way to keep feet comfortable.
What's included
Medicated corn plasters use salicylic acid, which doesn't know the difference between a corn and healthy skin. In a diabetic foot or thin elderly skin they can cause ulcers. Please don't use them; there's a safer way.
What a visit looks like
“I’ve been using hall green chiropody for many years ( at least 10 maybe more ) Mark is very good doing my feet , cutting nails, hard skin removal and gives very good advice as I’m type one diabetic, I’ve had family and friends use him to, some have home visits ,his a very pleasant person.”
About corns & callus
Will it grow back?
Is the treatment painful?
Can I just file it myself?
You might also need
A clear plan for your corns & callus.
Hall Green on Saturdays, Hollywood on Thursdays, or a home visit around either clinic.