Plantar Calluses: Causes, Home Treatment, and When to See a Doctor
A plantar callus is a thickened skin area on the foot sole from repeated friction/pressure (barefoot walking, ill-fitting shoes). Usually treatable at home:
- Soak in warm water with Epsom salt
- Apply moisturizer
See a doctor if severe, painful, or showing signs of infection.
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