Conditions

Corns and calluses are areas of thick, hardened skin that form when your feet experience too much pressure or friction. A corn is usually smaller, with a hard center, and can be painful when pressed. A callus is a broader, flatter patch of thickened skin, often found on the heel or ball of the foot. Both conditions are the body’s way of protecting the skin, but they can become uncomfortable if not treated

A diabetic foot check is a routine examination to identify early signs of foot problems in people with diabetes. It helps detect issues like nerve damage, poor circulation, infections, or ulcers, which can lead to serious complications if untreated. Regular checks keep your feet healthy and prevent long-term problems

Verrucae are small, rough growths on the soles of the feet caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They can be painful when walking or standing, may have tiny black dots in the center, and can spread to other areas if not treated. Early care helps relieve discomfort and prevent spreading

An ingrown toenail happens when the nail grows into the surrounding skin instead of over it. This can cause pain, swelling, redness, and sometimes infection. It most often affects the big toe and may result from trimming nails too short, wearing tight shoes, or injury. Early treatment helps relieve discomfort and prevent complications

Fungal nail infection occurs when fungi invade the nail, causing thickening, discoloration, brittleness, and sometimes an unpleasant odor. Early treatment can prevent the infection from spreading and restore nail health

Cracked and dry skin occurs when the skin on your feet loses moisture, becoming rough, flaky, and sometimes painful. It can lead to deeper cracks, irritation, or infection if untreated. Regular care and moisturization help keep your feet healthy and comfortable