@theumbrellaone57723 years agoMad respect - this was posted 6 months ago and she's still hearting comments. Really shows a love for her viewers 125
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@hollyyounce74833 years agoYou are such a comforting ray of sunshine in your videos. I’m not even the patient, and you’ve helped me relax. Hello all the way from Alabama, USA 37
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@donnaryan53654 years agoI've had a rubbish day. Watching this has made me relax. Thank you ( Looked so painful though!) 39
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@denisekinteh89344 years agoGreat work as usual. I bet your patient's happy 🙏🏾🖤 12
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@christopherthorkon39974 years agoAfter all the crazy political news of recent days, it is nice to relax with a corn video. Thanks so much and great job as always! 189
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@germaineaguilar67624 years agoThese videos reset my brain after a hard day of hearing about pandemic and POTUS I can make it another day LOL 32
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@0errab03 years agoWhen I was child I use to watch my stepfather slice these same looking lumps off his feet with a field knife. I thought he was crazy, now I see he was just saving money! 21
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@margie77894 years agoOuch! I wouldn’t of waited 15 years to take care of a corn! Another great video! ❤️ 16
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@Darellbefree4 years agoBeen a while since I've seen a corn video. Preference are corns over callus. Like seeing that inner core being dug out😁 18
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@dropzone52393 years agoWhat kind of gouge blades do you use i like the number system they have 1
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@janetbaker22823 years agoOweeee. Lol thank you miss foot fixure.😄💕 2
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@charlottegreene90543 years agoYears ago,early 50's, my mom would trim her feet with a razor, soooo me as an onlooker thought my heel was too crusty(Abt 9 yrs old) when she was not there,I took a double edged razor blade and decided to cut off the crusties. Needless to say,I half cut off my heel padding. I slapped it back in place, bleeding,threw a tight sock on and put my shoes back on. Never told anyone, it healed up fine. So people watch your kids who watch u. ...25
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@timlombardini35563 years agoYou're so patient with removing those. If it were me then I would take that blade and scoop it out like coring an apple. Not too sure how that would go over with the clients though 40
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@ehud594 years agoYes...a deap coorn and yours special tools. I love you!!! 🥰 7
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@hugger53744 years agoHi Marion!!! So good to see you, Ugh I haven't been on much and seems like its been so long since I was! Awesome video as always..Hoping you and your family have been staying healthy! 🥰 6
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@SupermanSupermanCool3 years agoI am a Taiwanese aficionado of this kind of corn removal video. I want to share your video to my friends. 2
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@davisvo52043 years agoare these things something you have to deal with for the rest of your life or do they go away once they get shaved down? 1
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@dawnmason95583 years agoI was told that using a silver nitrate caustic stick on corns slows down or stops the regrowth of the corn, is that correct?
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@mcburcke3 years agoThose things are SO tough! I remember back several years when medical instrument companies were making obsidian glass blades for surgery, because an obsidian edge is incredibly sharp compared to even the best metal blades. I wonder if they're still being produced? Would probably help with things like this... ...15
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@Watkins1064 years agoThat’s has to be completely painful! My Papaw did roofing for ages! Sadly I was his one grandbaby that can’t do heights! I hope you, Dr. Ken and the Baby Footfixers are doing well and keeping safe 5
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@lovealways15242 years agoOh my!! This one looks like a good one but sorry for the patient's pain.
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@jennb15623 years agoFor some reason I develop calluses under my pinky toe as well , towards the lateral part to the side of my foot. This gentleman has a callus in the same location. I was told it’s due to irregular gait, when too much pressure is placed on the lateral aspect when walking. ...7
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@joh8572 years agoHey ive had one of these for 7 years, but under my foot. but ive removed it myself so many times i cant count it, but it keeps on growing back, idk whats wrong 1
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@maryannsarkady79504 years agoBeen a while since I saw your vlogs. I hope your little ones are doing ok last time I saw your vlog you had just had them 7
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@tomperkins56574 years agoThat was excellent, Doc! (Haven't seen it yet but I know it will be.) (-; 4
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@amp60572 years agoYour bedside manor is outstanding. Cheers to you, and what you do.
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@CostlyChris2 years agoWow looking at this made me realize I may have a corn. I have a area on my foot that looks similar to that. Sometimes I pull it off but it grows back.
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@jeanpaulgouacide54453 years agoGood job keep up the good work and how long have you been doing this 1
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@grantp40223 years agoWhat should I do next ? I have this corn at the bottom of my heal, just like this person has, in your video. I read to file it down with a nail file then put moisturizer on it, which I have done. I've taken it down quite a bit, but the base is still there and I can feel it, with my finger. Does the "whole callous" have to come out like you did in this video here, for it to completely go away ? Good video and work here, and it looks like it could get painful, as mine is sort of sensitive. I use a 1% hydrocortisone cream after I do the filing. I do bit at a time. Bye the way, I don't know if mine is a callous or corn ? but their both thickened skin, I would think ? Very much enjoyed your video :) ...1
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@jennifermorgan81244 years agoThe two blades you used where can i buy on online pls 1
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@neilu.k.13643 years agoDo these corn removal procedures require a local anaesthetic first ? 1
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@annwaddle52068 months agoWow that looks painful. I have a very painful something on the side back of my big toe. It has gotten huge and hurts but watching videos of treatments I am thinking I am going to live with the pain. I have watched this one and one warts now and honestly I am scared to go to the doctor. Seeing the size of his I believe mine is bigger but I haven’t had it as long as he has. ...
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@monicagerrity61643 years agoCan I please ask how to prevent the corn from reappearing? I have had mine removed several times, but it grows back 😪 4
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@akkarparkiamopas34016 months agoThanks Why this one had blood come out?
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@ilovemusic71949 months ago i just subscribed! what tool are you using here? i heard you say it is a blade in another video. is there a special name for it? 1
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@wesleybarrett95023 years agoBesides cleaning and soaking what other prep work is done? Even a sharp blade sometimes skips or hass issues digging into hard enough skin.
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@pamelalalaable4 years agoThat looked like hard work! I was surprised to see such an old wart surrounded by normal looking skin. It looked as though it had been stuck on. 3
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@williamphillips14003 years agoThe green giant would be jealous of the size of that corn 🌽 3
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@stephaniefagan17364 years agoOh, my! How large did he buy his shoes to keep the pressure off that area? 1
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@williambrummell38072 years agohow come there is a few slice marks above where the corn is? Did he kick cause we missed what happen here. No blood to bleeding
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@shenamea.82263 years agoQuestion: what will happen to the hole?will it stay that way? 2
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@sheldoncooper15933 years agoHow is it not hurting ? My corn was only few weeks and was so painful. Also, it bled a lot during my incision. 2
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@calcham13 years agoInteresting because this is the first corn removal video where I've seen the doctor actually dig into the core to remove it. The others all seem to shave it down, but not dig it out. 5
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@davecox5282last yeari did not know that smoking played a roll in foot corns i have them on both feet for about 20 years now i do walk on the edges of my feet from a bad car accident when i was younger and thought that was the reason for the corns and yes i am a smoker thanks for the info ...
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@DariusJerel3 years agoI've had one in that same place for about 11 years now. It hurts alot and I pick with it all the time. I shave it down a little to release the pressure. I would love to have this procedure done on me. 6
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@25028603 years agoWhat is the small point cutting item called
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@mikewilliams199311 months agoWhat is a corn and why does the body create such a thing will it grow back ?
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@shemonique443 years agoI know that was painful; there was a lot of discomfort over the years. Hopefully they had a lot of relief
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@lisamaranto3532 years agoI have horrid calluses & corns. These corns & calluses can only be treated by podiatry, not cured. Unless you can treat the underlying imbalance of the structures of the feet, shits gonna keep coming back. How do we treat the underlying structures to prevent this? ...
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@personal_rarityduchess4016last yearCan you still work after you get this done?
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@beesknees2133 years agoI happened on your video...from Maryland, USA 2
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@jws1948ja3 years agoA fellow boarder at my school started wearing saddle oxfords and got rid of her heals. Her corn literally fell out. 2
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@robertthompson94552 years agoHow about using your nail clipper to remove the above skin surface bulk ?...
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@kendrickdawson10532 years agoI had a corn with a core on my pinky toe.. Fa sure painful.. I plucked mine out myself and it never came bck once I got the core out.. 1
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@lindysmith134 years agoI've never had a corn so it still amazed me that people don't jump out of their chairs when you remove one. 4
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@ayokay1233 years agoWhy do I always hold my breath waiting for the accidental cut which never happens? 12
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@thinhphung89443 years agoThe wart remover works a lot better. You can buy it from Walmart. 1
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@millerschannel77983 years agoI have 2 on my foot been there over 10 years went to ses foot place today shaved hard skin off but corns was to painful to cut out now my feet are really sore n still have cones do I go back for more pain or go see someone else ...
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@rhoonah58493 years agoIt really amazes me how the body reacts to stimulus.
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@JiosX3 years agoI thought it was a corn owned by a 15-year old lmao 2
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@sarahprice6592 years agoWhat causes corns, anyway? I am only familiar with plantar warts.
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@lelaineherrmann61798 months agoJura que muita gente achou o trabalho bom?
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@aminakishk65713 years agoDid this crown come back ? Hope not.... 2
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@moniaascari21753 years agoIo con un pediluvio e un cutter,penso avrei fatto meno fatica, comunque brava! 1
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@aminakishk65713 years agoPut banana white from the peeling on it twice a day until it peels off.... 2
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@sitarivera89523 years agoThere are corn removal pads at the pharmacy, use them 1
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@claudiorobertopinto5173 years agoClaudio Brasil favor legendar em português ou espanhol grato 1
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@zealkurusuthegatorman54393 years agoI got Charcot Foot and I'm afraid my Foot Bone can break even time I take steps. I'm from Delano, California.
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@user-yx3ls8zc1f6 months agonum seria interessante utilizar um ativo emoliente antes....
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@Mrs.TJTaylorlast yearOh man. When did those bloody spots show up?!!
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@mariaangelicamatos11622 years agoVendo a diferenca do seu trabalho e aqui no Brasil os podolos usam um produto para amolecer a queratina e sai mais facil a remocao do callo🌺💓🇧🇷
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@wwllmcheng3 years agoThats it...no medication to kill its roots?? 1
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Another great video! ❤️ 16
Not too sure how that would go over with the clients though 40
person has, in your video. I read to file it down with a nail file then put moisturizer
on it, which I have done. I've taken it down quite a bit, but the base is still there
and I can feel it, with my finger. Does the "whole callous" have to come out like
you did in this video here, for it to completely go away ? Good video and work
here, and it looks like it could get painful, as mine is sort of sensitive. I use a 1%
hydrocortisone cream after I do the filing. I do bit at a time. Bye the way, I don't
know if mine is a callous or corn ? but their both thickened skin, I would think ?
Very much enjoyed your video :) ... 1
Why this one had blood come out?
It looked as though it had been stuck on. 3
Fa sure painful.. I plucked mine out myself and it never came bck once I got the core out.. 1