Calluses are areas of thickened, hardened skin that develop in response to repeated pressure or friction. They commonly form on the soles of the feet, heels, and balls of the feet, where pressure is greatest.
Calluses are the body's natural way of protecting the skin from irritation and injury. While they are often painless, excessive thickening can lead to discomfort, tenderness, and difficulty walking
Calluses are areas of thickened, hardened skin that develop in response to repeated pressure or friction. They commonly form on the soles of the feet, heels, and balls of the feet, where pressure is greatest.
Calluses are the body's natural way of protecting the skin from irritation and injury. While they are often painless, excessive thickening can lead to discomfort, tenderness, and difficulty walking
