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Hello. how can i prevent hard thick skin from growing back at the location where a corn was removed? thanks
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Corn: Wear wider shoes Unfortunately, the corn/ callus is a skins response to pressure. It will never go away until the pressure is removed.
Answered 3/20/2017
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