Suddenly I have calluses on my hands. What causes them, and how can I get rid of them?

Don't panic, it can happen. Calluses on the hands and feet This occurs when the skin creates a protective barrier against repeated friction or pressure, often resulting from strenuous hand activities (sometimes we're unaware of how or when we're doing it) or using improper grips on tools. Primary care This can be done by soaking your hands in warm water, gently exfoliating the thickened skin, and regularly applying moisturizing cream. However, if there is significant pain, inflammation, or you are unsure whether it is a callus, You should consult a doctor immediately. To receive an accurate diagnosis and treatment. Protection This can be achieved by wearing gloves during activities, adjusting equipment for a comfortable grip, and keeping hands well-moisturized, so that you can have beautiful, healthy hands free from calluses.

If corns are chronic, quite large, and self-care hasn't been effective, consider using... CO2 laser It's a good option. CO2 laser is a type of laser that delivers high thermal energy and high precision. It sends a laser beam to the skin affected by calluses in order to... Destroys abnormally thickened skin cells. It breaks down layer by layer as meticulously and precisely. The advantage is... Reduce damage to surrounding tissues. It works well and usually shows results relatively quickly. In most cases, the callus will heal on its own within a short period of time, depending on the size and depth of the callus.

Things to know before deciding on CO2 laser treatment.

• High accuracy: CO2 lasers are effective at removing only the affected area of ​​calluses, leaving the surrounding skin intact.
• It won't take long: Laser procedures usually don't take long, and local anesthesia is typically used to reduce pain.
• Post-procedure care: After the procedure, there may be small wounds that require strict follow-up care according to the doctor's instructions to prevent infection and promote faster healing.