Soak the foot in warm water for 10–15 minutes
Gently rub the corn with a pumice stone or foot file
Apply a moisturizing cream or urea-based foot cream
Use corn pads or protective cushions to reduce pressure
Wear properly fitting shoes with a wide toe box
Avoid high heels and tight footwear
Keep feet dry and change socks regularly
Trim toenails straight across to reduce pressure points
Use over-the-counter salicylic acid corn treatments if appropriate
Stop using salicylic acid if skin becomes irritated
Do not cut or shave the corn yourself
See a podiatrist if the corn is painful, infected, or keeps returning
Seek medical advice before using corn treatments if you have diabetes, poor circulation, or neuropathy