Every treatment ends with advice suited to your feet. Which cream, how often to moisturise, how to trim and what to look for when buying shoes.
That advice is not a side issue. The treatment itself takes an hour, but in the weeks afterwards you determine how your feet do. Anyone who does nothing at home is in exactly the same position six weeks later.
Finally you agree together when to come back. For most people every six to eight weeks works; with stubborn callus, recurring corns or cracks, four to six weeks is often wiser.

Every evening after showering, with a urea cream. Not between the toes.
Enough width and toe height, and alternate daily so the pressure shifts.
Six to eight weeks for most people, sooner with complaints.




Frequently asked questions about this step of the treatment.
Which cream, how often to moisturise, how to trim and what to look for when buying shoes.
For most people every six to eight weeks. With stubborn callus, recurring corns or cracks, often four to six weeks.
That is actually recommended. Then there is never too much time between treatments.
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