These were my thoughts exactly. She works with great precision and at the sane time she is keeping the patient distracted by talking about various things such as his case history and when that is done she talks about shopping, food and cooking etc, while still fully focused on the job. And she continues the dual tasks till the procedure is fully done. 100/100 to the Doc I would say.
I get corns a lot and I always take care of them on my own with salicylic acid. I've had absolutely no problems doing so. But watching these videos always makes me want to fly to London just to experience this bed side manner.
I think it's a tactic, docs talk to the patients and carry the conversation just to distract them from being nervous and make them ignore the pain a bit. Excellent!
I got several at the bottom of my feet. I have to get those rocks out each time. It's hard. It's worth it getting them out. Touch a piece of gravel and then imagine the gravel being in your foot. Its painful AF
They are viral the Dr needs to remove the the wart and treat the virus its a medical procedure this woman is Not treating the underlying issue I should know I had one removed properly it never came back tbat was 15 years ago
@@manuelazoricic4366 only warts are viral. Foot corns aren't. I have had one on the bottom of my big toe for almost 11 years now. I have met several doctors. They have taken them out and asked me to use salicylic acid. Even that doesn't help much. It just removes the outer layer. Doesn't help in removing it for good
Ive been going thru this for almost 10 years non stop. Im 31 now. I walked to work all thru my 20s and no one ever taught me about footcare. I spent my 20s in agony every step i take
Thank you again for mentioning how well CCS cream works--- my husband is a diabetic and this keeps his feet supple , with no cracking ---I have very dry feet and this is the only treatment that works--I use it on my hands as well---well worth the price of aprox 10-12 $ USA dollars for a 175 ml tube..... I wish you practiced in the states !
Mine literally tried pulling it out and left me bleeding and it came back withing a couple of weeks worse. i have corns on both feet right at pressure points and its agony to walk,
I have just removed 5 corns on both feet at home two weeks ago and I never thought I could walk without pain again. Wish I had this doctor doing it for me. What a calming and gentle voice and technique. Amazing doctor!!
I love it how pedicurists always keep nice conversations going to make you feel comfortable. I wish my corn would be gone immediately after the first time..
I have exactly the same corn in the same area but no matter how many times it's removed it keeps coming back and it's very painful, what do you recommend?
I just love the way how she talked things out with him)) such a nice doctor! I was just thinking how she's concentrating while having a lovely conversation with her client!!!
I have one HUGE but like HUGEEE on my feet for at least 5 months .. it’s killing me-makes me cry of pain since it on my heel but I DIDNT know what it was.. but thanks to you I can go to the doctor without feeling shamed!
@@mariog.1536 hi friend, thanks to this video I could understand what it was and how to look for help, I used some products i bought on Walmart.. a patch that had like a hole to put it on there so the “stone” get “out” w the pressure of walking and a liquid that “frozen” it, so i used them for a couple weeks.. when i felt like i could kinda “do something” I started to take it off and it was a little painful but i could of take it out and for the hole a used oxygen peroxide and a bandit and like a month or 2 it was cured 💗 so far havent had any other 😭💗
I have 3-Foot Corns on my toes, I went to Doctor and He said You need to Remove it.. It means me Feel Scared, But Your Video Really Encourages Me to Do So.. Your Words were Too Kind.. Thankyou So much
i came here to see how it's done, as i have to remove my callus myself. You seem like a good doctor and i like the end result much better than the others i watched. Keep up the good work.
@@TheFootScraperDGPodiatrist I'm in the States lol just finding the time is difficult sometimes. I could feel his relief, way across the pond 😊 you do great work 👏
Listen I had 8 of these nasty things under my foot, I had already gotten used to walk with those under there, but I wet to a drugstore and the nurse working there suggested me to wash my feet with baking soda every day, and she gave me some sort of “nail polish-ish” smelling and looking bottle, . I used it every morning, applied it gently on the infected areas, put duck tape over it One week later whilst I was removing the duck tape all of the corns came out , there was no blood , no pain just like scraping old wounds. It’s been a year and a half my foot is nice and clean. It was a Russian thing called Mozolin.
K I Samad you should keep your feet clean. Wash it every day with soap and baking soda and always put duck tape on them. REMEMBER ⚠️, THEY ARE INFECTIOUS, DONT TOUCH YOUR FACE OR OTHER AREAS OF YOUR BODY WHEN YOU TOUCH YOUR FEET.
This is temporary as they keep coming back. I cut mine out in the ball of my foot numerous times. I tried compound W to no avail. I would have to scrape and dig out the seed like corns about once every 2-3 weeks as the pain got worse. Finally I figured out the cure and it’s gone now. I got one of those large toothbrush type callus files for feet. They have a convex bottom file like rasp that does the sanding and the top part is hollow to catch the filings. Sort of like a fine cheese grater. I softened the tissue by showering and dig out the corn then rasp it after each shower morning and night till it got to the point that the area where the dry skin was got smaller and smaller, thinner and thinner. I really didn’t have to dig anything out once I started using the file. This took a couple weeks and finally the area has shrunken fully and is almost completelyhealed up. I thought it would never go away but this was the only thing that completely healed the area and kept the corns from forming. No more digging out those painful seed like annoyances with a sharp utility knife. I think it gets rid of all the old tissue and bring it back to new tissue growth finally. Don’t give up hope .....this is definitely the way to go .
GDR I looked all over youtube but couldn’t find a video link of the exact one. This one is very similar. It’s a metal rasp with very fine grates, feels like a cats tongue to the touch. I can keep looking for a pic. Here’s the link to a similarly made one. ruclips.net/video/rh2FKA0B4a4/видео.html
For anyone who is suffering with any kind of corn or wart send me pic on my WhatsApp number +91 9833629281. It will be cured by only homeopathic medicine without any operation. I have successfully treated many patients.
@@hema2407 I still technically have the corn. But I just carved out the ball. I think I'll have to get it done by a doctor or something. It's just like a ball of dry skin.
Oh i so need this. I went to have it removed, but she didn't get it out because it was bleeding,. Ive had mine for about 30 years! Nobody has ever got it out and it far worse than what we see in this video. Any help please, but London is not near to me. 🙏
Becky Boop Get yourself one of those metal foot file rasps. Use it after foot is tender after a shower or bath. Don this after each bathing. It will file out all the old tissue till it’s all gone. I’ve dug my own out for years until Infinally smartened up and got my hands on one of those little cheese grater type foot files. I’ve been free for months now.
@@hallhouse5098 ive had a couple of the cheese grater types, they are ok up to a certain point, just can not get the sucker out like she has in this video unfortunately.
Becky Boop Well my tactics may be unorthodox and not recommended but the first time I dig mine out I used a brand new blade in my milwaukee utility knife. I dig around the hard spot in the center from all sides and was able to get the seed part exposed. Mind you it was softened after wearing one of those medicinal compound W foam sticker with the medicine in the center . I wore that for a day then showered before I started digging at it. So when I exposed the core it was fairly soft and seemed to have a tap root. This could have been a wart for all I know but I’ll continue. After getting the center dig out it was attached by a thin root so I pulled the whole thing out with tweezers and then pulled as much of the remaining root out with tweezers. I bled a little and made sure I doused the entire are with rubbing alcohol then filled the pocket with neosporin and a band aid to finish it off. I changed the bandaid as needed between showers next couple days until it was healed enough that I didn’t need the protection. I thought I was free of this but after a few weeks I felt the pain coming back when I walked. I could see a small white seed forming again in the center. I would dig it out again about every three weeks with a new sharp blade...dull blades would not work. Keep in mind the new seedlike centers seemed harder than the original core and never did seem to have that root attached like the original. I got so tired of this procedure that I looked up online how others have done it. That’s when I discovered the grater file thing. I dig out the core after filing it down as much as possible while tender. I reapplied the file as needed daily or every couple days until finally the new skin underneath was regenerated. I think those compound W pads are too strong and that it really deadened a lot of the tissue around the core which made healing take longer. Also this may have been a good thing and softened the original core enough to dig out the root . Like I said it may have been a wart but it never was anything other than a seedlike white bump with a swelled circle around it and never swelled up like most wart you see so I do think it was a corn. Anyways it took a lot of debreeding and I think that was the key to eradicating that pesky bastard.
For anyone who is suffering with any kind of corn or wart send me pic on my WhatsApp number +91 9833629281. It will be cured by only homeopathic medicine without any operation. I have successfully treated many patients.
As I age, I'm noticing that I'm getting more and more corns on the bottom and the edges of my feet. No matter how many times I pick them out, which is painful by the way, they just come right back in two or three months and I have to repeat the same painful process all over again! It's either that or endure pain with every step I take. I tried orthotics but that's really not helpful as I also develop painful blisters. Geez, I can't win! The corns are like having embedded small stones in my feet! I walk like a 90 year old man and I'm only 50! It's a constant battle! I use tweezers by the way to pick them out! Ouch! 😖😫
If this will work? after doing this operation, have any chane to infection? please reply. My housband has to operation for this kind of two corns but he is very much afraid of operation
I thought my soles corns was some glass splinter embedded under my skin but now i understand and i need this treatment but where will I find a podiatrist in my city😫
I have a corn 2 years ago and I am the only one who take care of it. I'm just lucky for having a dissecting kit since I am a psychology student. In that kit, there was a scalpel (the tool that the doctor used) and use it to myself. Of course, it sterilize it well. Then, ka-blam, my foot is free from corn!
I need this i have total 6 corns in my soles both feet am dying tried everything did the liquid nitrogen thing and it got worse plus what will happen to the hole?
when i removed mine there would be a crater for a while, then over time (months or maybe a year) i guess the skin and tissues fill it up till it looks like normal
I have a preasure point callus under my big toe on one of my feet from dancing and I HATE the pain when I step the wrong way I wish I could let you dig it out that looks so relieving😖😖
You are a great doctor. It’s crazy how you can just carry on such a lighthearted conversation while working with such precision.
❤️❤️thank you
Exactly what I wanted to say. She's brilliant
These were my thoughts exactly. She works with great precision and at the sane time she is keeping the patient distracted by talking about various things such as his case history and when that is done she talks about shopping, food and cooking etc, while still fully focused on the job. And she continues the dual tasks till the procedure is fully done.
100/100 to the Doc I would say.
If I were he id want to marry you
The doctor is so kind and humble. She did it so gently and smoothly without any blood.
I was waiting for that hole to be opened.
❤️❤️ thank you
@@TheFootScraperDGPodiatrist where are you form i want to meet with you bcz in my leg many foot corn please reply
Are we still talking about the operation?
This is the most carefully done work I have ever seen, and no flaws are spared.
The doctor is so kind she creates a very light and sweet conversation with the patients
I❤u you are the best doctor I know
She has the most relaxing presencce I've ever heard!
it is almost asian like
I get corns a lot and I always take care of them on my own with salicylic acid. I've had absolutely no problems doing so. But watching these videos always makes me want to fly to London just to experience this bed side manner.
bro, can you tell me any liquid name for corns that you are using now.
“I don’t want to drop your diamond” 😂
I think it's a tactic, docs talk to the patients and carry the conversation just to distract them from being nervous and make them ignore the pain a bit. Excellent!
It is :)
I got several at the bottom of my feet. I have to get those rocks out each time. It's hard. It's worth it getting them out. Touch a piece of gravel and then imagine the gravel being in your foot. Its painful AF
So getting them removed only works temporarily?
Seed corn
They are viral the Dr needs to remove the the wart and treat the virus its a medical procedure this woman is Not treating the underlying issue I should know I had one removed properly it never came back tbat was 15 years ago
@@manuelazoricic4366 only warts are viral.
Foot corns aren't. I have had one on the bottom of my big toe for almost 11 years now. I have met several doctors.
They have taken them out and asked me to use salicylic acid. Even that doesn't help much. It just removes the outer layer. Doesn't help in removing it for good
@rayveninwonderland5152 hello,.do you still have corns?
I have one between my toes. It hurts so bad. Watching this is so satisfying because I can imagine the relief he felt.
This doctor is so gentle and nice. Poor guy must have been so uncomfortable walking around on that corn.
It is painful bruh
Yes it's very painful as I have corns in both my foot.
Ive been going thru this for almost 10 years non stop. Im 31 now. I walked to work all thru my 20s and no one ever taught me about footcare. I spent my 20s in agony every step i take
At least he wasn't eating the corn! Am I right?
@@SegaGentleman Do you still have them and if not were they gone right after the first treatment or did it reoccur?
I love your gentle methods and bedside manner! Great video 👍
Bless this gentleman.
Youre so gentle. Ur humbleness is making me smile even though im tired from work ❤
The patient’s laugh is so lovely.
That one was really deep. I'm sure he feels better now. Great job
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Thank you again for mentioning how well CCS cream works--- my husband is a diabetic and this keeps his feet supple , with no cracking ---I have very dry feet and this is the only treatment that works--I use it on my hands as well---well worth the price of aprox 10-12 $ USA dollars for a 175 ml tube..... I wish you practiced in the states !
Excellent work
My gosh she's so experienced and gentle.
My Dr literally cut the whole area and It was so painful it took me more than a month to get healed.
Yes
Wish we had more like her
Mine literally tried pulling it out and left me bleeding and it came back withing a couple of weeks worse. i have corns on both feet right at pressure points and its agony to walk,
I have just discovered you channel and I love it already. Transforming your clients feet before our very eyes. 👏🏼
The 🌽 has been vanquished! 😀
That's how the doctor should talk to the patient best conversation ever heard
It's all about being human right? 🙂
Oh I needed that video you made my weekend
Your comment made my weekend
I have just removed 5 corns on both feet at home two weeks ago and I never thought I could walk without pain again. Wish I had this doctor doing it for me. What a calming and gentle voice and technique. Amazing doctor!!
Kindly share your wisdom on to diy at home, as I'm also suffering from the same painful corn on both my feet.
Did you bleed ? I just removed mine and i felt a huge relief. But I’m bleeding a little bit. I used a knife,nail clippers and tweezers
He was so happy to get that little "stone" out! It left a deep hole!! 👍💖👣🐧💃
You are one of my favorite podiatrists! Miss you so much. Hope you are doing well. Hello from NYC!
Hope you're keeping well too!
Wow! That was deep! 🧐You did an impeccable job!👌 💪Loved the merci beaucoup at the end (from a frenchie)🥰
You are the best and the end it's so cleaned out unlike others I watch.
I love it how pedicurists always keep nice conversations going to make you feel comfortable.
I wish my corn would be gone immediately after the first time..
Another excellent procedure; your dexterity with a scalpel is always impressive! 👍🏻🇺🇸🦶🏻✌️
Thank you! 😊
Your a great doctor , india needs doctors like you
Hopefully one day I can!
Man your soft skills are amazing!
Omg doctor is so polite and gentle .
I'm only human 🙂
I have exactly the same corn in the same area but no matter how many times it's removed it keeps coming back and it's very painful, what do you recommend?
I just love the way how she talked things out with him)) such a nice doctor! I was just thinking how she's concentrating while having a lovely conversation with her client!!!
I have one HUGE but like HUGEEE on my feet for at least 5 months .. it’s killing me-makes me cry of pain since it on my heel but I DIDNT know what it was.. but thanks to you I can go to the doctor without feeling shamed!
Did you manage to remove it?
@@mariog.1536 hi friend, thanks to this video I could understand what it was and how to look for help, I used some products i bought on Walmart.. a patch that had like a hole to put it on there so the “stone” get “out” w the pressure of walking and a liquid that “frozen” it, so i used them for a couple weeks.. when i felt like i could kinda “do something” I started to take it off and it was a little painful but i could of take it out and for the hole a used oxygen peroxide and a bandit and like a month or 2 it was cured 💗 so far havent had any other 😭💗
Why are you so nice? I get it you're a doctor but this is so warm.
Great, love the way you are talking with the patient. Recently I noticed it on my feet that's why I'm here😄
i can feel the relief as it comes out.
Great job, please post more sessions😁
I have just discovered this channel. Great video
Who else is looking at their feet 🦶 after this 😳 and wishing they could be in London? 😁👍
lol
Me dammit
🙋🏻♀️
Not me. I wanna stick with a republican government. But in January I would love to move to London!
LOLLL
I have 3-Foot Corns on my toes, I went to Doctor and He said You need to Remove it.. It means me Feel Scared, But Your Video Really Encourages Me to Do So.. Your Words were Too Kind.. Thankyou So much
most of the other podiatrists i see on yt don't enucleate it like you do. So satisfying when you cut out the core
Mine always come back. How to prevent them from returning? Please advise.
I was looking for corn chowder videos and ended up here...
I could barely breathe while watching this. Made super anxious.
Get rid of Foot Corns with garlic
Because it contains substances that can burn the stratum corneum
ruclips.net/video/zLnNvSfts84/видео.html
I’m astonished ! So nicely removed ! Its great !
i came here to see how it's done, as i have to remove my callus myself. You seem like a good doctor and i like the end result much better than the others i watched. Keep up the good work.
Wow.... I have had a corn for 15 years almost causes me agony I think I should take a trip down to London and have this 5* treatment
had corn surgery on left foot may be 7,8 years ago,, if i had a expert like you ma'am definitely i wouldn't have to suffer till surgery heals 😅😅
Wow! This was SO satisfying! I have a couple of corns on each foot right now that could stand that treatment😖
So glad you thought so! Oh no! The clinic is open if you need help.
@@TheFootScraperDGPodiatrist I'm in the States lol just finding the time is difficult sometimes. I could feel his relief, way across the pond 😊 you do great work 👏
I wanted to watch satisfying video of corn on the cob peeling then i got this video instead 😂🌽
Listen I had 8 of these nasty things under my foot, I had already gotten used to walk with those under there, but I wet to a drugstore and the nurse working there suggested me to wash my feet with baking soda every day, and she gave me some sort of “nail polish-ish” smelling and looking bottle, . I used it every morning, applied it gently on the infected areas, put duck tape over it One week later whilst I was removing the duck tape all of the corns came out , there was no blood , no pain just like scraping old wounds. It’s been a year and a half my foot is nice and clean. It was a Russian thing called Mozolin.
Its painful when i walk... The area turn warn and that spot remain black
K I Samad you should keep your feet clean. Wash it every day with soap and baking soda and always put duck tape on them. REMEMBER ⚠️, THEY ARE INFECTIOUS, DONT TOUCH YOUR FACE OR OTHER AREAS OF YOUR BODY WHEN YOU TOUCH YOUR FEET.
This is temporary as they keep coming back.
I cut mine out in the ball of my foot numerous times.
I tried compound W to no avail.
I would have to scrape and dig out the seed like corns about once every 2-3 weeks as the pain got worse.
Finally I figured out the cure and it’s gone now.
I got one of those large toothbrush type callus files for feet.
They have a convex bottom file like rasp that does the sanding and the top part is hollow to catch the filings.
Sort of like a fine cheese grater.
I softened the tissue by showering and dig out the corn then rasp it after each shower morning and night till it got to the point that the area where the dry skin was got smaller and smaller, thinner and thinner.
I really didn’t have to dig anything out once I started using the file.
This took a couple weeks and finally the area has shrunken fully and is almost completelyhealed up.
I thought it would never go away but this was the only thing that completely healed the area and kept the corns from forming.
No more digging out those painful seed like annoyances with a sharp utility knife.
I think it gets rid of all the old tissue and bring it back to new tissue growth finally.
Don’t give up hope .....this is definitely the way to go .
Hall House can you share the name of the tool you used? Thanks!
GDR
I looked all over youtube but couldn’t find a video link of the exact one.
This one is very similar.
It’s a metal rasp with very fine grates, feels like a cats tongue to the touch.
I can keep looking for a pic.
Here’s the link to a similarly made one.
ruclips.net/video/rh2FKA0B4a4/видео.html
Hall House thank you !!
i will have to try this method, though I find digging out the seed/cores deeply satisfying lol
)
Love your videos. I have a painful callus that needs to be removed but your videos are soothing lol
For anyone who is suffering with any kind of corn or wart send me pic on my WhatsApp number +91 9833629281. It will be cured by only homeopathic medicine without any operation. I have successfully treated many patients.
Great video my beautiful friend ❤❤❤❤
The *talk* is also a psychological anesthesia. Doc is very nice 😊.
Edit: I have just watched Hannibal (2001). So now this feels really amazing.
U know how to engage your patients in talks very well so that they don't feel the pain 👌💥💥
Get rid of Foot Corns with garlic
Because it contains substances that can burn the stratum corneum
ruclips.net/video/zLnNvSfts84/видео.html
How can i remove mine? 😢😢😢 it's hurt always 😢😢😢
Wow Good job doc. Very satisfying video
She has a very pleasant bedside manner.
What is the name of the cream you told your patient about?
CCS Foot cream. Swedish brand.
I get it on Amazon. It’s great!
This man is a trooper. I would have needed numbing for that.
do these come back after removal????
Is there any other remedies to remove corn
I'm afraid of blades being held up against skin :<
I'm afraid I'd move and get cut
Great work!! You have a very pretty voice ❤
im pretty sure i have one of these and im just watching this video while scraping mine out with scissors
how did it go?
@@hema2407 I still technically have the corn. But I just carved out the ball. I think I'll have to get it done by a doctor or something. It's just like a ball of dry skin.
Perfect job for people with adult adhd...i can totally do that all day but i can barely sit still 10 minutes into a lecture or presentation😅
This was so satisfying to watch 😆 and this is the most friendly and down to earth podiatrist I've seen.
Oh i so need this.
I went to have it removed, but she didn't get it out because it was bleeding,.
Ive had mine for about 30 years! Nobody has ever got it out and it far worse than what we see in this video.
Any help please, but London is not near to me.
🙏
Becky Boop
Get yourself one of those metal foot file
rasps.
Use it after foot is tender after a shower or bath.
Don this after each bathing.
It will file out all the old tissue till it’s all gone.
I’ve dug my own out for years until Infinally smartened up and got my hands on one of those little cheese grater type foot files.
I’ve been free for months now.
@@hallhouse5098 ive had a couple of the cheese grater types, they are ok up to a certain point, just can not get the sucker out like she has in this video unfortunately.
Becky Boop
Well my tactics may be unorthodox and not recommended but the first time I dig mine out I used a brand new blade in my milwaukee utility knife.
I dig around the hard spot in the center from all sides and was able to get the seed part exposed.
Mind you it was softened after wearing one of those medicinal compound W foam sticker with the medicine in the center .
I wore that for a day then showered before I started digging at it.
So when I exposed the core it was fairly soft and seemed to have a tap root.
This could have been a wart for all I know but I’ll continue.
After getting the center dig out it was attached by a thin root so I pulled the whole thing out with tweezers and then pulled as much of the remaining root out with tweezers.
I bled a little and made sure I doused the entire are with rubbing alcohol then filled the pocket with neosporin and a band aid to finish it off.
I changed the bandaid as needed between showers next couple days until it was healed enough that I didn’t need the protection.
I thought I was free of this but after a few weeks I felt the pain coming back when I walked.
I could see a small white seed forming again in the center.
I would dig it out again about every three weeks with a new sharp blade...dull blades would not work.
Keep in mind the new seedlike centers seemed harder than the original core and never did seem to have that root attached
like the original.
I got so tired of this procedure that I looked up online how others have done it.
That’s when I discovered the grater file thing.
I dig out the core after filing it down as much as possible while tender.
I reapplied the file as needed daily or every couple days until finally the new skin underneath was regenerated.
I think those compound W pads are too strong and that it really deadened a lot of the tissue around the core which made healing take longer.
Also this may have been a good thing and softened the original core enough to dig out the root .
Like I said it may have been a wart but it never was
anything other than a seedlike white bump
with a swelled circle around it and never swelled up like most wart you see so I do think it was a corn.
Anyways it took a lot of debreeding and I think that was the key to eradicating that pesky bastard.
For anyone who is suffering with any kind of corn or wart send me pic on my WhatsApp number +91 9833629281. It will be cured by only homeopathic medicine without any operation. I have successfully treated many patients.
You did an awesome job! Wow!
So satisfying to watch lol! Love your video 😊
You are an amazing person ... ❤❤❤ love the way you talk ❤
That's an impeccable job!!
I have one on the bottom of my foot any advice on how to get it off?
I might fly to London to get mine done.
As I age, I'm noticing that I'm getting more and more corns on the bottom and the edges of my feet. No matter how many times I pick them out, which is painful by the way, they just come right back in two or three months and I have to repeat the same painful process all over again! It's either that or endure pain with every step I take. I tried orthotics but that's really not helpful as I also develop painful blisters. Geez, I can't win! The corns are like having embedded small stones in my feet! I walk like a 90 year old man and I'm only 50! It's a constant battle! I use tweezers by the way to pick them out! Ouch! 😖😫
I have one of these and it always grows back when I do this
That was AWESOME!
is there a way to get rid of corns without this scraping?🥺 it looks painful!
You are the best! Why do you use a cartoon instead of your photo?
Easier on the eye 😉
Some fine enucleation of a deep seeded corn taking place here
If this will work? after doing this operation, have any chane to infection? please reply. My housband has to operation for this kind of two corns but he is very much afraid of operation
I thought my soles corns was some glass splinter embedded under my skin but now i understand and i need this treatment but where will I find a podiatrist in my city😫
where r u i have this same thing in my foot need it out now
Will the hole vanish with soft supple skin with the creme over time?
Where are you located? I could really use your help getting rid of a corn I’ve had since I was 20
that is very deep how do you know how much to remove?
Deep satisfying corn removal as the title???
I’m ded😂😂😂
Same dude 🤣
I like that obito👍
I have a corn 2 years ago and I am the only one who take care of it. I'm just lucky for having a dissecting kit since I am a psychology student. In that kit, there was a scalpel (the tool that the doctor used) and use it to myself. Of course, it sterilize it well. Then, ka-blam, my foot is free from corn!
I need this i have total 6 corns in my soles both feet am dying tried everything did the liquid nitrogen thing and it got worse plus what will happen to the hole?
Mine hurts so bad. And it's huge. I am scared of getting it pulled out
Very skilled, great job!
What’s the name of the blade you used? Please
What happens to the whole once you clear it out? Will more tissue build up in the hole?
when i removed mine there would be a crater for a while, then over time (months or maybe a year) i guess the skin and tissues fill it up till it looks like normal
You would love me Doc. I have 2 on the same big toe. Underneath and they hurt like hell. I try corn removers but they take forever to work
Does the hole close up or turn back into a stone
I have a preasure point callus under my big toe on one of my feet from dancing and I HATE the pain when I step the wrong way I wish I could let you dig it out that looks so relieving😖😖
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Greatest doctor, nice