Corns and Calluses: When Home Remedies Aren’t Enough

Close-up of a heel showing corns and calluses

While pumice stones and moisturisers can help manage minor calluses, persistent corns and painful thickened skin often require professional intervention. Understanding when to stop DIY treatments and seek expert podiatry care can prevent complications and provide lasting relief.

How to Treat an Ingrown Toenail at Home (and When to See a Podiatrist)

Person soaking foot to treat an ingrown toenail at home

Dealing with an ingrown toenail? There are several safe home treatments you can try to relieve pain and encourage proper nail growth. However, it’s crucial to recognise when DIY methods aren’t working and professional podiatry care is needed to prevent infection and complications.