The Pinch Callus: Removal of a Common Foot Problem

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Kevin E. Jefferson, DPM is a practicing podiatrist, foot surgeon, and wound care specialist licensed in Washington, DC, and Maryland. The content depicted on this channel consists of foot care provided to actual patients. All procedures shown should be performed by a licensed medical professional, and are not meant as a substitute for medical care or do-it-yourself instruction. This channel is for educational purposes only.

Intro Music: "Mirror Mirror" by Diamond Ortiz
Outro Music: "The Morning After" by Bad Snacks

[miss]

Dr. Jefferson, no practicing podiatrist I have seen compares to you. As an education specialist, I know excellent teaching when I see it. Your key vocabulary, precise demonstrations, and clear explanations/reasoning are all top-shelf teaching.
Again, I was imaging that I was assisting you carry out that procedure. SERIOUSLY, you win the Best-of-Show Trophy again!🏆

[pfadiva]

I have these on both feet. But, as I can still reach my feet, a pumice stone in the shower takes care of them. As you say, wider shoes will help immensely. But they are sometimes hard to find, especially if your feet are on the large side.

[grogers]

I love watching your videos Dr Jefferson because I learn a lot from them and it renews my faith in Doctors! Never change!! 👍👍👍👍👍

[cynthiamoon]

In addition to learning a lot, I really appreciate how kind and caring you

As a recovering cancer patient, I have hand and foot neuropathy. I'm grateful to learn what to watch out for.

[berthagreen]

I love how you always explain what you are doing and the causes of the problem.

[kingleo]

I learn so much from watching your videos. You are a great teacher 👍🏾👍🏾

[ShanecaRene]

You are definitely an A-1 doctor..you're always so caring and understanding with your patients..job well done Dr. Jefferson 💛

[monikabond]

Your explanations, complete with the proper medical terms for everything are really interesting. It’s the custodians and teachers, hair dressers, waiters, and caregivers of this world, on their feet all day, who appreciate the help the most. Your skills are a blessing to many people.

[vickieowens]

Thank you Dr. Jefferson. I enjoyed your video today and learned a lot about neuropathy and conditions of diabetics feet.

[beverlywashington]

Thank God for people like you helping old people.

[lilaudrey]

Thank You for helping so many people! You are the God of Foot Doctors!

[theresalally]

Fantastic job as always! From a fantastic dr.👍🏼🙏🏻❤️

[ohh_manda]

5:02 Love this!!! Other drs on YouTube want to push surgery as the ONLY option. It just seems money hungry even if it's required sometimes. You care about the patient first. Id have my family visit you if we didn't live on the west coast. Your patients are so lucky. ❤❤❤

[donnaaguilar]

Thank you so much for the great information. You’re a wonderful teacher. I have the same problem and I didn’t know what to call it or what was happening and you’ve explained it to me. Thank you.

[janetford]

You really take great care of your pts. I have had pr since I was 5 years old.

[cartinaoverton]

I know his foot feels like heaven after your procedure. That looked very uncomfortable especially having to be on his feet for work. Awesome job and information

[kimberlystone]

Ouch…..
there little, but might on pain…
Great work Dr❤❤

[lasandralucas]

Thanks for sharing this. You're the best, Dr. Jefferson.

[johnnytactical]

I like how you incorporated that pick into your work. It’s pretty cool

[johnway]

This is a top-notch educational video!