How To Treat Cracked Heels - Reduce Callus and Fissures 

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Pretty sure this is caused by Norwegian scabies or filariasis bc I have both and my feet looked like this. The doctors are covering it up calling it new skin diseases left and right. Scabies don’t live in the surface later they are deep so any doctor that says they don’t see anything is being truthful, kinda. I’ve had it since birth, thought was a birth mark on my arm and now both forearms are covered in the same darker skin. Norwegian scabies is usually poorly defined red scaly patches of skin, but can be thick callous like this. Bc of antibiotics and corticosteroids our bodies immune response goes away

Has she tried kerasal? It works great that's what I use after a good soak and a good scrub under some running warm water I out on some kerasal its like similar to vasaline but it isn't vasaline its good stuff for cracked heals!!!

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Your poor hubby! I would recommend using an at home repair product like Podoexpert Dry to Cracked Skin Foam so that the skin starts healing. ericasata.com/collections/podoexpert/products/podoexpert-dry-to-cracked-skin-foam

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We provide a podoexpert line that includes products that help treat cracks on the heel - This would be a better option for those that deal with sensitivity issues!

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@@EricasNails Im sorry to be a bother, but is there a place in NJ that offers this service? Ive never seen anything like this before. I don't have hobbit feet, but every summer I get a painful crack on my right heel. So I would love to see if this would help. Thanks in advance. 🙂

I do everything dry so that the dead skin comes off more efficiently. If your client insists that they want to soak, you can offer that as the very last step.

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Mine was only one foot too until it took over my whole body -Pretty sure this is caused by Norwegian scabies or filariasis bc I have both and my feet looked like this. The doctors are covering it up calling it new skin diseases left and right. Scabies don’t live in the surface later they are deep so any doctor that says they don’t see anything is being truthful, kinda. I’ve had it since birth, thought was a birth mark on my arm and now both forearms are covered in the same darker skin. Norwegian scabies is usually poorly defined red scaly patches of skin, but can be thick callous like this. Bc of antibiotics and corticosteroids our bodies immune response goes away and most don’t know they have until it’s too late (organ failure)

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If you were to WATCH CLOSELY, you would See That she makes contact with the skin in one direction while lifting the tool off the skin in the opposite direction.

We hope you can find some care in your area!

It was a shorter service; however, these bits are also meant to reduce the calluses/fissures, not to remove them completely. I hope this helps 🙌

@@EricasNails Thanks! I think my main thought was the skin wasn't as smooth looking as I was expecting. I can understand being unable to get rid of the entire fissure. Can the fissure be removed over time with the tool? Are you familiar with the product Pretty Hands and Feet? It's a pretty nice exfoliate that gets a lot done but is gentle. It doesn't work so much on the deep issues but does great for all the top layers.

1) Soak feet in water. 2) Scrub feet under water until smooth, the cracks want be gone, but the dead skin will be! Which is the goal so you can better nourish the skin. 3) After that dry foot and put some kerasal on the cracked areas and do this every night or every other night after a shower, scrub your feet when you need to submerged under water or under running tap water which ever one suits you it isn't the quick fix, but you will def see results, and the results are instantly I can say that from experience!!!!!

@@cherylotto-cunningham1843 One of our favorite reminders is that calluses don't form overnight so we don't expect to remove it in one session!

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Yup I totally recommend wearing a mask when you're doing this day in and day out! Sometimes I opt out of a mask while we film so that you can hear me clearly! 😊

Hello! Sometimes I don't wear a mask while filming so that you can hear me better.