Soak your feet in warm water for 10–15 minutes
Gently rub the corn with a pumice stone or foot file
Moisturize the area with a thick foot cream or petroleum jelly
Wear properly fitting shoes with a wide toe box
Use cushioned pads or corn pads to reduce pressure
Avoid tight shoes, high heels, and rubbing footwear
Keep feet dry and change socks regularly
Trim toenails straight across to reduce pressure on toes
Use over-the-counter salicylic acid treatments only as directed
Stop treatment if the skin becomes red, painful, or irritated
Do not cut or shave the corn yourself
See a podiatrist if the corn is painful, deep, or keeps coming back
Get medical advice before using corn treatments if you have diabetes, poor circulation, or nerve problems