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Corn and calluses develop when your skin hardens over time due to repeated friction or pressure against a particular region. They are most commonly observed on toes and feet. Your feet carry the entire weight of your body and are exposed to repeated friction whenever you walk, run, jog or perform other activities. In an attempt to protect itself, the skin layer thickens over the years, forming corns and calluses. They can also develop in the hands and some other parts of the body. Minor cases that are not painful or uncomfortable do not require any treatment.