Corns and calluses are the rough, thickened patches of skin that develop as a result of repetitive rubbing or prolonged pressure, usually on your feet and hands.
They function to protect your soft dermal layers from the stress of repeated irritation. They’re very common to athletes and people who perform manual labor.
After completing his undergraduate studies at Oakland University in Michigan, Dr. Feldman, DPM, entered the Illinois College of Podiatric Medicine, where he graduated Cum Laude. He also served as vice president of the Student Chapter of American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons.
Dr. Feldman edged closer to his profession of choice when he took his residency at Kern Hospital for Special Surgery in Warren, Michigan — the hospital’s first established residency for podiatric surgeons. Dr. Feldman found a home at UFAI where he specializes in foot surgery, sports injuries, biomechanics and general podiatry.