Tu for helping

That’s a condition forgot the name

​@@AD-jq7ow the doctor names the condition in this video. It's the same thing original commenter described

is that all it takes to be considered loyal?

Is she supposed to leave him because he’s got calluses?😂😂

lol this comment tells me you wouldn't be haha

Of course, he had to throw in that his feet were rough on his girlfriend when they were in bed together. Girl has bad acne.

@@paulam408 I don’t think you should have said that about the girlfriend’s skin . She just came in to support her man , she’s a nice girlfriend .

Estheticians use them too.

And hoof trimmers use angle grinder on horses

Yup lol I use one on my Doberman’s nails once every two weeks 🤣

They also use them with water to buff nails so they can be smooth and not catch on socks and stuff

Dremmels are for nails, as well. Every time you get nails done at a salon, they are filed down with a dremmel. The difference is power and the tips used.

I just have slight dry skin on my feet and heels and I found absolutely no benefit from trying Urea cream. Waste of $40.

good luck!

Right my shit deep af been like 2 years went to foot doc he did the same shit i do at home came back shit changed my walking 4r idk what to do foot soaks all that

@@Natureking113 well I hope this helps if any of this applies to you. Find a foot cream with urea, it will help soften your feet and makes shaving them yourself less painful. Carpe has a foot lotion that prevents your feet from sweating, I have severe sweating in my feet. Turmeric is good for inflammation as an alternative to Advil and aleve, to give your body a break from otc pills if you take those for pain. After going to see the podiatrist, it’s very important that you try to walk as normal as possible without stressing your feet. This will keep the pressure you apply to your feet the adjust as back to normal as possible. Moleskin is helpful for adding comfort, but it’s very sticky so look up ways to remove them easily. Adding magnesium flakes in your foot soaks, it’s the ingredient in epsom salt that your feet benefits from, so your getting it in a more pure form. The magnesium may sting a little at first, it shouldn’t last long or be too intense. If it’s too much sting, use less or stop using it.

@@Natureking113 how old are you?

Every time you're in tje shower scrub your feet with a pumice stone. How anyone gets thick calluses is beyond me.

Thanks! I'm the guy In this video I appreciate the compliment

​@@privateuser7hey, just wanted know did that instrument the doctor used at 5:47 on the soles of your feet tickle?

Jajaaj tal cual!

They all should have took the damn thing off. Doesn't do anything.

@@NeverComplyEver Science disagrees with you.

@@laura121684 I’m interested in whatever science you’ve found that says wearing a mask over the mouth but completely exposing the nose does anything at all in helping to prevent Covid spreading.

@@ezura4760 Well of course improper mask wearing (not covering the mouth/nose) doesn't do anything to help stop the spread of Covid or any other pathogens. The person I was replying to seemed to be implying that masks don't work at all, which is what I was responding to. I apologize for the miscommunication.

Thanks for your love and support my dear ❤

LOL must've hurt

This reminds me of that episode of Martin when Sheneneh used one on Myra's feet. 😂

@@bmwsincekid its prob the fact that all the men on his fathers line has it, and prob never been able to get it removed so he was prob just letting it be like everyone else did before him he prob was trying to shave it down periodically but wasnt experienced or some sort of related reason

@@bmwsincekid he has a condition. They said he tried to manage the calluses but obviously it didn’t help and it’s not something a simple pedicure can fix. You’re basing your opinions on your own experiences rather than his when both are completely different from each other. I mean, you even go as far as saying “fuck him” for something that’s difficult to get control over.

What was the video called or the link to it? I wanna watch it

@@joelui1477 Here’s a bit more about their story. Clip doesn’t show the treatment and results though kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gb19lNx1ptvHioU.html

Sounds very painful!

Scalpel blade if you can get one from a craft store or similar. You keep it almost flat, perpendicular to the skin, and then just lightly glide it across and it shaves it down gradually enough to not cut anything. Tricky part is on the outside edge of the heel, v hard to see whaat you're doing

If you can do it outdoors, and angle grinder with a coarse flap disc does a good job, just one or two little swipes now and then.

He gets a beautiful girl and he’s so lucky. Same here 🌕

My feet I soak every night in salt water I make sure I get vitamin D for good nail and skin growth. I take care of my feet every day.

yeah! those vids are cool

Are you stealing wearing yours, despite being triple vaccinated?

@@blacktigerpaw1 What argument do you think you're making?

@@andreww9513 Op was whining about masks. I was told you don't need them after being double-triple-quadruple vaccinated.

It is hard to clip because they are too thick for regular clippers. I have to use wire cutters. It's doing much better now thank you for the comment

Girlfriend, not yet wife

Welcome to the American healthcare system. I know people who won't take an ambulance to the hospital unless they're unconscious because they can't afford the $3,000 bill. For most people, unless it's a matter of life and death, they find other ways of dealing with it. Something like this would be considered elective or even cosmetic, and some insurance plans might not cover it. Which means you'd have to pay for all of this out of pocket. I certainly couldn't afford to see a doctor for something like this if I was dealing with it too.

I can't speak for the people in the video, but I spent *13 years* going to doctors before one figured out how to treat me and give me a proper diagnosis! By the time we found an answer, I was in utter absolute agony 24/7, so it feels like a miracle.

@@hitokage4 I am so happy to hear that you are well! My heart goes out to you and others. It's amazing the way our feet work and can serve use our whole lives. But if there is a problem our whole life can change. It just goes to show us that the right Dr. is not always the first or 3rd one & to not give up getting the help you need. God bless and stay well!

@@feverspell getting callouses removed wouldn't cost anywhere near 3k you absolute moron lol

This is not what you think…as you can see

Thanks for your love and support my dear ❤

He always soaks the client's feet to soften them up

This dude is something else. Done some research on him and while I realize some people are able to think "he's great", I do not agree. Everyone is entitled to their opinion and I respect that, I'm not so much in agreement.

& dirty socks, yuck

U r not alone

Everyone by law is supposed to have either insurance through work, private insurance, or Obamacare.

Greyscale!