From time to time persons call, or come to the clinic in discomfort because of interdigital corns. These basically are corns in-between the toes, which occur when adjacent toes rub together. It is ...

Have you ever noticed a hard, thick growth on your skin, particularly on your feet, fingers, or hands? If you have, you're not alone. They can be a sign of both corns and calluses, which are skin ...

This patient had a clavus, more commonly known as a “corn.” Corns are localized epidermal thickenings caused by repeated friction or pressure. They occur over bony protuberances, usually on the feet ...

Q: I'm not sure if it's a corn or a callus, but I have a painful spot of hard, thick skin on my little toe. My manicurist said that she could remove it during a pedicure. Is that safe? I'm worried ...

Digital malformations such as hammertoes, clawtoes, and over-or-underlapping digits are most commonly associated with these lesions. [1] Hard corns (heloma dura) are small, hard conical hyperkeratosis ...

Q: Can you briefly explain the difference between a corn and a bunion? A: A "corn" is a growth of skin which forms typically on a bony prominence as a response to abnormal pressure or friction. They ...