• 4 water repellent patches
• 4 cornflower pads

Through a specific action, this treatment is used to remove and protect the callus on the fingers and soles of the feet.
The effectiveness of the treatment is enhanced by salicylic acid.
This treatment also ensures the protection of the surrounding healthy skin, without damaging it in any way.
In addition, the soft cushion is used to relieve pain and pressure exerted daily by the shoes.

How to use the treatment correctly:
Make sure that the foot is clean and dry, apply the disk to the center of the callus, with the adhesive facing the skin.
It is then necessary to cover with the water-repellent patch and fix the sides.
It is advisable to continue the treatment daily, until the callus is completely removed.

1. Hard corns are very common and affect a small area.
2. Soft corns have a rubbery texture and a whitish color and appear mainly between the toes, where the skin is moist from sweat.
3. "Seed" corns are very small and form isolated or clustered on the heel or forefoot
4. Vascular corns can bleed if cut and be very painful. Neuro-vascular corns have both nerves and blood vessels within them and can be very sensitive and painful to treat.
5. Fibrous corns appear when a callus has formed for a long time and is deeply attached to the skin tissue. This type of corn can also be particularly painful.