The treatment of corns on the soles of the feet include medication such as corns cream, surgical treatment such as corns digging and removal surgery, as well as freezing and laser treatment. 1. Medication: corns can be treated with corns cream or 50% salicylic acid ointment, first soak your feet in hot water to take out the softened keratin, then put on the corns cream or topical salicylic acid ointment, and repeat the treatment until the corns fall off. But need to protect the surrounding normal skin. 2. Surgical treatment: such as corns digging out surgery, first of all, the soles of the feet local anesthesia, and then along the edge of the keratin plug to make a circular incision, peeling off the corns after digging out the corns, and then bandaged with disinfected gauze. Surgery can remove the hyperplastic keratin, but the damage is large, recovery is slow, and there may be lead to scarring. Choose according to the patient’s condition. 3. Other treatments: Freezing, laser, etc. are also suitable for the treatment of corns on the soles of the feet, but it is recommended to go to the hospital and be operated by professionals. The presence of corns on the soles of the feet requires timely diagnosis and treatment to avoid delays in the condition, and the use of medication should follow the doctor’s instructions.