Corn on the tip of your toe? This is what’s actually going on 👇 This tradie came into the clinic

Corn on the tip of your toe? This is what’s actually going on 👇 This tradie came into the clinic with a painful corn on the apex of a lesser toe — usually caused by pressure from tight or short work boots, clawing toes, or toe deformities. We removed the corn in clinic (quick relief), but here’s the key: 👉 If you don’t remove the pressure, it WILL come back That’s why we: • Debride the corn every ~6 weeks if needed • Look at toe position + mechanics • Most importantly — fix the footwear causing the pressure Better fitting boots with proper toe box space + support = less rubbing, less pressure, less recurrence If you’re constantly dealing with corns, sore toes, or pressure points on site — your boots could be the problem Check out our podiatrist-designed work boots built to support your feet and reduce pressure points across the workday 👇 https://ergonx.com.au/collections/work-boots #footpain #corns #podiatry #tradielife #ergonx