Corn Surgery

A corn is a small, thickened area of skin that forms due to constant pressure or friction, usually on the feet or toes. While mild corns can be treated conservatively, recurrent or painful corns often require surgical removal to provide lasting relief and prevent recurrence.

Causes of Corn Formation:

• Continuous friction or pressure from tight or ill-fitting footwear
• Abnormal foot shape or bone prominence
• Improper walking posture (gait abnormalities)
• Underlying bone or joint deformities in the feet

Common Symptoms:

• Hard, raised, or yellowish thickened skin on toes or soles
• Pain or tenderness when walking or standing
• Discomfort in wearing shoes
• Sometimes, infection or ulceration in severe cases

Treatment Options:

For persistent or painful corns, corn excision surgery offers a safe and permanent solution.

Procedure Steps:

• The corn and underlying thickened tissue are carefully excised under local anesthesia.
• Any underlying bone prominence or deformity causing the pressure is corrected.
• The area is dressed with sterile bandages, and patients are advised to wear soft footwear post-surgery.
• The procedure is day-care (no hospital stay required), and normal walking resumes within a few days.

Benefits of Corn Surgery:

• Permanent relief from pain and discomfort
• Prevents recurrence of corns
• Improves foot appearance and mobility
• Quick, safe, and minimally invasive procedure

Post-Surgery Care:

• Keep the operated area clean and covered
• Wear comfortable, soft footwear
• Avoid standing or walking for long durations initially
• Follow dressing and follow-up instructions carefully

Why Choose Us?

We provide advanced and precise corn removal surgery using modern techniques that ensure minimal pain, faster healing, and lasting relief. Our focus is on correcting the underlying cause so you can walk comfortably and confidently again.