Callus shavers and cheese‑grater foot files might look like a quick fix, but for people with diabetes they can cause tiny cuts, invite infection and make calluses grow back thicker. This guide unpacks the hidden risks of DIY callus removal, explains why diabetic feet need extra caution and offers safer options—like professional debridement, gentle urea‑based creams and SkinIntegra® Rapid Crack Repair Cream—to keep your feet healthy.
Salicylic acid may seem like a solution for calluses, but it’s risky for diabetic skin. Learn why — and discover safer alternatives that actually work.
Diabetic foot calluses can lead to serious complications if not managed properly. Learn how to treat and prevent them safely, what to do after debridement, and which barrier-repair creams actually work.
