You don't: A callus is the result of pressure over a weight bearing area. If it is on the bottom of the foot a support to reorient pressure may be helpful. A consultation with a podiatrist may help to resolve your problem. In some cases surgery may be necessary.
Answered 1/13/2015
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Protection.: You've got it all wrong. A callus is actually your body's way of dealing with a potential problem, namely ulcerating skin. The callus is becoming a protective barrier to protect underlying tissues. It is a healing process in itself.
Answered 6/7/2017
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