Considering having surgery to fix your corns and calluses?

Corns and calluses are thickened areas of skin caused by friction or pressure, often leading to discomfort and difficulty wearing shoes. At Northwest Surgery Center, Dr. McCartan offers minimally invasive treatments to remove corns and calluses, providing relief and restoring comfort with precision care. No issue is too small or severe for our expert to address. Schedule your free consultation today and take the first step toward pain-free feet!

Those aren’t just dry feet! Corns and calluses are your bodies response to friction and irritation. A shear force is created between skin layers resulting in your body for respond and create more skin to protect itself. This then dries out, hardens and hurts! You can try shaving them off or moisturizing the corns and calluses, but they will keep coming back unless you reduce the pressure! You can wear pads and spacers, but they only work for so long. We can rebalance your foot with minimal down time and no wires sticking out of your toes! Come in and check out permanent corn and callus removal!

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Bunion and Corn Correction

Many patients come to see me at NWSC, not for bunion pain but rather 2nd toe pain. It is either crossing over or under their big toe, and they often have a corn between their big toe and second toe, sometimes in both toes! This is called a Heloma molle, or soft, interdigital corn. Most people use toe spacers and moisturizers. However, it keeps coming back because the bones are rubbing against each other, and the friction leads to excess skin as the body tries to increase the skin barrier to protect itself. However, if the irritation doesn’t go away, the skin keeps getting thicker and eventually dries out, and your toes are left between a rock (bone) and a hard place (corn). Well – with this medium bunion correction. Requiring a bandage for only two weeks, no pins or screws, the patient was able to not only get narrower feet but also permanently correct her toes so the corn is gone for good and doesn’t come back? This is a mere 6 weeks after the procedure, and she hasn’t missed a beat!