As topic, I have this corn for like close to 2 months already and I thought applying the medicine that is available from pharmacy will go away, but it didn't. Anyone have any remedy or any doctor to recommend? Thank you.

Based on personal experience the plaster type corn remover is more effective rather than the liquid based one. The rose or carnation brand corn remover plaster if I'm not mistaken.

Check your footwear too. It will come back if its related to bad footwear fitment.

Any doctor to recommend? Podiatrist?

You may try to apply Salicylic Acid on the foot corn, you can get this from any pharmacy.
Important Reminder: Please use and apply the Salicylic Acid carefully and keep it away from children.

If the corn is quite stubborn, a dermatologist can
use liquid nitrogen to burn it off.

Will be quite painful, from what I was told.

Ting Skin Specialist in Imbi Road uses liquid nitrogen
extensively in his practice.

When I went to see him some years ago for the callus
on my big toe, that was what he said he would do.


Otherwise, use a corn file to file it off, say once a week.

This is what I have been using for the past several years.
It is quite durable. Made in China.

https://www.iherb.com/pr/earth-therapeutics...le-1-file/21302


You can also try this.

https://www.iherb.com/pr/Koelf-Callus-Care-...h-3-Pairs/86868

Someone bumped up 3 months old thread

Out of curiosity, what medication did you took from pharmacy? Im assuming its working now, or you went to see doctor to settle the issue?

Dermatology, Sunway Medical Centre.