Problem #4: Stretch Marks
If you gain weight or lose weight suddenly, the skin can become deformed and form stretch marks: areas with deformed collagen fibers. How to deal with this foot problem? You can get rid of stretch marks with a laser: 5-7 sessions – and the skin is polished, and young, elastic and elastic begin to grow in place of damaged fibers. The process is not fast, but the effectiveness is proven!
Problem #5: Dry feet
In shoes, your feet sweat, especially if you wear non-100% cotton pantyhose, then dry, because the parts are heated, and even a quality pedicure is enough for 7-10 days, and your heels are rough and rough? Immediately after the next visit to the salon, change your skin care for your feet. Use antiperspirants, medical powder with an antibacterial effect, and be sure to apply an emollient foot cream at night. You will be surprised at the effectiveness of these simple methods!
Problem #6: Uneven skin color on legs
What to do if after depilation or depilation the skin on the legs looks uneven? Use peels and scrubs! Be sure to treat your legs before removing unwanted hair and a day after, so that the top layer of skin is regularly updated.
Problem #7: Ingrown Toenail
If you cut your nails too short and wear tight shoes, the edge of the nail plate can cut into the periungual fold, causing pain and inflammation. The podiatrist will place a film, staple or special plastic under the nail to separate the nail from the skin, and you will be prescribed warm baths with antibacterial solutions to defeat the inflammation. The nail will grow back healthy and return to its correct shape if you wear loose shoes.
Problem #8: Ingrown hairs
If the hair grows, it means that the upper layer of the skin is too dense and dry, and even a thin, pointed tip of the hair cannot pass through it. Stay hydrated! Apply emollient, nourishing or moisturizing cream to the skin of the legs as often as you can: you can’t go overboard here! And the effect will be noticeable within a week.
Problem number 9: Calluses on the soles of the feet
The reason for their formation is flat feet, uncomfortable shoes or excess weight, which leads to a shift in the center of gravity and an uneven load on the feet when walking. You can remove corns during the pedicure procedure, and so that they do not reappear, try to choose comfortable shoes, if necessary, with a corrective sole, and leave stilettos and shoes with a narrow cape for occasions specials.
Problem #10: Plantar warts
Outwardly resembling corns, these formations appear again and again, even if you change your shoes. You can tell a wart from a callus by doing a simple test: a wart is tender to the touch, but a callus is not. Warts are caused by the human papillomavirus, and the only way to get rid of them is to remove them surgically, followed by antifungal and antiviral treatment prescribed by a dermatologist.