A callus is a hard, thickened patch of skin that develops due to repeated friction or pressure, most often on the palms of the hands or soles of the feet. It differs a corn which is an inward growth ...

Feet not in the best nick? Chances are if you are dealing with hard, cracked skin on your tootsies, it’s down to pavement pounding and treadmill running – or the fact that your feet have been hidden ...

Winter can be really hard on every inch of our skin. And after a while, some problems can build up. We know it’s not one of the best topics of conversation, but we have to address it: calluses are ...

Whether your feet have been cooped up in confining boots during the winter, or you've spent the summer exposing foot skin to the harsh, drying summer elements, you've likely noticed how dry, rough and ...

Home remedies may help to manage and prevent hard skin. These can include warm soaks, filing skin, and moisturizing the area. In some cases, a doctor may recommend antibiotics or specialized treatment ...

Hi Rosemary, I wonder if you can help me. Does the use of a foot file to remove hard skin on the feet make the problem worse rather than better?

Hard skin on feet develops gradually due to constant pressure and friction. This thickening is the skin's way of protecting itself from mechanical stress. Ignoring these changes can lead to painful ...

Dip the pumice stone in warm water. You can also soak your feet in warm water for 10 minutes to soften them. Gently move the stone in a circular or sideways motion around your foot to remove dead skin ...

Like many people, I often suffer with dry, cracked feet. Not only is it painful, but it’s also not a particularly pretty sight. It’s an especially big problem during winter and fall, when my feet get ...