Plantar exfoliation is generally divided into two conditions: 1, keratolytic loosening disease: mainly occurs on the soles of the feet bilaterally, flaking predominantly. There may also be small blisters, but inside is no herpes, not accompanied by itching characteristics. It is usually related to the season, while the hands may also appear peeling. In this case, there is no need for special treatment, and you can choose nourishing and moisturizing drugs for treatment.2. Tinea pedis: One of the types of tinea pedis is that the soles of the feet are peeling and scaly and keratinized more heavily. In this case, you should definitely choose antifungal drugs for treatment, and you can choose topical drugs such as terbinafine hydrochloride ointment or other types of antifungal ointment for topical rubbing treatment twice a day for a total of 4 weeks. Adhere to enough courses of treatment so that it is easy to cure and does not easily lead to recurrence.