22/06/2026
People with diabetes who also have callus on their feet, are at increased risk of developing foot ulcers. If foot callus is left untreated in diabetes, it can become ulcerated under the callus. Callus is often painless due to diabetic nerve damage and ulcers can be slow to heal due to circulation problems in the legs. For some people with diabetes, the risk of foot ulcers, infection & amputation is real. Our Podiatrists see people with diabetes everyday, helping to keep their feet safe. Make an appointment to have your feet checked today! Book online: www.foothealthclinic.com.au