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Here’s a clean, engaging social post that keeps your clinical authority but still feels social-native and watchable: ⸻ Ever had a sharp, pinpoint pain on the outside of your heel when you walk? This is a hard corn (heloma durum) sitting over the lateral calcaneal tubercle — not a common spot, but a painful one. As we age (or if you’re doing serious mileage on hard surfaces), the natural fat pad under the heel starts to thin out. That cushioning disappears… and pressure builds directly over the bone. 👉 Result: a deep, hard corn that feels like you’re stepping on a stone. What we did here: • Carefully removed the callus cap • Excised the hard central core with a #15 blade • Offloaded the pressure area • Plan to review in 6–8 weeks to ensure it doesn’t return This one was particularly painful, but immediate relief once that core is gone. ⚠️ Important: If you don’t address the pressure causing it (foot mechanics, footwear, surfaces), it will come back. That’s why support + cushioning matters — not just soft, but structurally supportive. If you’re dealing with heel pain, corns, or foot fatigue on the job: 👉 https://ergonx.com.au Check out our podiatrist-designed arch support work boots, insoles, and socks to help reduce pressure and keep you moving comfortably. ⸻ #FootPain #HeelPain #CornRemoval #ergonx