Corn Underneath My Big Toe

!~hhhhA Ahhhh~! My big toe has corn~! My freaking 1st corn~! Its irritating~! Its painful~! Its gross~!

Bought this corn removal plaster to see if it can really remove it. It comes with 2 things inside the box. The medicated discs (those small brown circles in the photo) and the plasters with cushion padding. 4 of each of these 2 things in the box. You only see 2 of each because the other 2 has been used. I have been using it for quite some time already.

The following are the camwhoring photos of my big toe…

   

The 1st photo is my big toe with the corn as at 11-05-2009. Follow by my big toe with the corn as at 13-05-2009. And then my big toe with the corn as at 15-05-2009. Its seems like the corn removal plaster is hardening the skin on the corn area. And the skin turn yellowish as it harden.

And finally on 16-05-2009, I was able to peel off the thick and hard skin on the corn area. The following are the photos of the peeled off skin.

   

The side view of the peeled off skin shows that its damn thick… I put the skin in front of a florescent light and take a photo of it to show that it is hollow in the center of the skin. That means that the thick skin on the center of the corn was not removed.

This is my big toe after peeling off the thick skin around the corn area as at 16-05-2009. I continued to peel the thick skin at the center of the corn which the process was quite painful…

ho seh liao… And i got myself into this situation… The photos after that is too bloody to post here…

Since its already bleeding, I thought I should stop applying the corn removal plaster because the active ingredient is salicylic acid. And I don’t think its a good idea to apply acid on an open wound.

This is my big toe with the corn as at 17-05-2009. It seems like the corn looks less whitish when I stop applying the corn removal plaster. Since now its not bleeding anymore, I shall continue using the corn removal plaster.   To be continued…