When patients from Northeastern New Jersey suffer from corns, they can make appointments at the Scotch Plains and Union, New Jersey offices of the Foot & Ankle Specialists of New Jersey for effective treatment.
We identify the type of corn and underlying cause to customize your treatment.
Safe, in-office removal using advanced podiatric techniques for immediate relief.
Personalized advice on footwear and orthotics to stop corns from coming back.
Advanced treatments, skilled doctors, personalized care every visit.
Restore mobility, relieve pain, improve your daily comfort today.
Corns are one of your body’s responses to friction or pressure on the skin of the foot. Corns usually grow on tops and sides of the foot, often at near the toe joints. Corns range from a slight thickening of skin to a painful soft or hard bump. They often form on top of buckled toe joints (hammer toes). If your toes curl under, you may develop corns on the tips of your toes. You may also get a corn on the end of a toe if it rubs continuously against your shoe. Corns can also develop between toes, often between the first and second toes. In many cases, corns and calluses look bad but are not harmful although in more severe cases, corns may become infected, destroy healthy tissue, or affect foot mobility.
