The Whole Sole Is Callused!

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Kevin E. Jefferson, DPM is a practicing podiatrist, foot surgeon, and wound care specialist licensed in Washington, DC, and Maryland. The content depicted on this channel consists of foot care provided to actual patients. All procedures shown should be performed by a licensed medical professional, and are not meant as a substitute for medical care or do-it-yourself instruction. This channel is for educational purposes only.
Intro Music: "Mirror Mirror" by Diamond Ortiz
Outro Music: "The Morning After" by Bad Snacks

[@lisaskidgel-yn1oj]

Doctor Jefferson you are an amazing doctor. Not only do you provide your patients with top notch care, you are teaching all of us in an excellent manner. This is what I love so much about you and your channel. You talk to the patients and ask questions not only about their feet but their general health as well because as you have taught us our illnesses can definitely affect our feet. I am wondering how long you have been in practice. The area you are in is lucky to have you!

[@rumsfeldisinsane]

Dr. Jefferson, your empathy and respect for your patients shines through. Bravo sir!

[@QueenSugar72]

The heels of her feet remind me of the "veins" in oranges for some reason. Great job Doctor! 👏🏾 👏🏾👏🏾

[@margaretdillinger5090]

You have set the quality of care very high and spoiled us all that watch you. We will want the same high quality of care, compassion and thoughtfulness you give your patients. You are definitely a blessing to everyone you treat. Thank you for being a wonderful person and Doctor. Hugs 😊❤

[@rosaurashroyer2559]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Chicasueca79]

Absolutely love your commentary on the treatment of this lady! We share (as I’m sure many others do as well) our favorite area of the foot and you make it look so easy to remove! Well done

[@hippomom26]

This was great! You taught us so much about the causes of her condition and how you help her feet to improve. She was very generous to share her session with us! Such relief. Thank you, Dr. Jefferson!

[@lynnebunning7273]

Your amazing. Your so kind to your patients. Never scold or put them down. Only educate them in a kind hearted manner. Heart goes out to your patient. How they could walk. Thank you. Cheers Lynne Victoria Australia 🇦🇺🐨🙏🏻👋🏻💙💙

[@lynetteyoung3743]

Wow, just wow! I’m impressed with your quick diagnosis! Awesome information and gentle hands. She’s blessed that she came to your office. This is good!!!😊

[@clarkgrayhame1250]

Excellent foot care Dr Jefferson. I imagine how much better this patient felt after this. I wish her well.

[@DiabolikalFollikles]

It's been a pleasure watching DCFD's channel grow and evolve. I wish him and his patients great success. ❤

[@frankh.valenzuelaabuelotej652]

Hey! Doctor Jefferson. just wanted to congratulate you on the KZbin plaque that sits on the shelf behind you. Also, keep up with producing great videos. I really enjoy the way you explain things to us, the viewers.

[@georgiastewart4479]

What an amazing difference! The patient has to feel so much relief. As always - great job

[@brianmurphy2695]

Glad to see your use of water when you are smoothing out patients feet, So many podiatrists I see using a dry sander, getting skin dust everywhere, and the temp of that drill has to be going up with all that friction. Good job Dr Jefferson!

[@carolyncruse5495]

Why do people suffer in silence? Great job Doc

[@robfelts8076]

Amazing work doctor and very informative. Thank you for sharing.

[@berthagreen1620]

Very educational for all of us. Thanks for being such a caring person.

[@truthfuljones4557]

You are a miracle worker Dr Jefferson! Keep up the good work 🙏👏🏾👍🏾

[@cherylharewood2549]

Good job Dr. Jefferson.

[@glennhay5628]

you're amazing with your foot work. I know your patients fell so much better sir.

[@annedon776]

Sorry I am late for congratulating you on 501K!! What a wonderful feat😊for a wonderful physician ❤️

[@margarethoughton]

Dr. Jefferson, I've been watching your videos for a long time, and this is by far my favorite. I do enjoy your office stuff, but there are things you can't say when the owner of said foot is present. This has been so informative!

[@rhianevans7189]

Hi Dr J This video is much appreciated. As people age so does their skin Most becomes dry and cracked and can cause fissure especially in the heel. People should apply cream to their feet at night to prevent this from happening and if it doesn’t am sure your podiatrist can help you out Much love and respect from across the pond in Uk x

[@lindaSee89]

Thanks Doctor for your extensive explanation on this case. Great job.

[@kiwi5857]

Excellent, exquisite work Dr. Jefferson! ❤️

[@kimberlycaraway740]

Beautiful work Dr. J and educational as always. Just love how you care for your patients. Blessings to you ❤.

[@bbqguy777]

You do amazing work! Your patients are lucky to have you. I wish I lived in DC and had feet issues. I would definitely come to you.

[@PopsieLouisiana59]

This is an absolutely wow posting. And, I know you do not care because you are doing a service to all, however, you should have 2 million subscribers. Your videos are educational and you are kind and caring of your patients.

[@TerryProthero]

Videos like this caused me to ask my doctor to refer me to a podiatrist. Now I'm seeing one every few months to get my nails trimmed and to get my feet checked. Being diabetic, this is especially important. Fortunately, I haven't had any major problems. But some ingrown toenails and some smaller calluses have been treated. And by having my feet checked regularly, a lot of bigger problems can prevented. I would encourage everyone to get their feet checked by a podiatrist on a regular basis. For a diabetic, that will be once every few months. Maybe for a non-diabetic maybe it's once every six months or once a year. But it's still important.

[@kimciszek-kane397]

By law in mist states, podiatrists are to see diabetic patients every 63 dys.

[@TerryProthero]

@@kimciszek-kane397 I don't know what law are talking about. There are no laws concerning how often you see a doctor. It's a question of what your insurance covers. And medicare covers it once every three months for diabetic patients. But a quick look at various online sources says that diabetics at low risk of complications should see a podiatrist once a year and those at higher risk should see a podiatrist once every 2-3 months. The podiatrist makes a judgement call on it at the first appointment after assessing the patient. It has nothing to do with the law. Since my nails need to be trimmed once every three months, I'm at relatively low risk of diabetic complications, and my insurance covers it once every 3 months, that's how often I go. Since medicare, a federal program, covers it every three months, I'm going to assume that is the default time frame for diabetics unless circumstances dictate otherwise.

[@frothe42]

A great explanation Dr. Jefferson about the terms of the conditions, treatment, and most important, how to keep on top of the condition so that it is properly managed. Footcare is vital as our feet reflect the rest of our body; take care of your feet, you are taking care of your body.

[@jennifergregory6730]

Really like this format with you giving commentary on the procedure 👍

[@1968maxwell1]

Dr Jefferson congratulations just keep on doing what you do best we are blessed to have you

[@zevgoldman6769]

Simple; you are one of the very best of your profession.

[@denisefuston8189]

Man, you are sooo good at this!

[@Lridesagain]

You are incredible! Not only are you fantastic podiatrist, but you are a wonderful human being too!

[@Msspinnerb8]

And easy on the eyes might I add. 😉

[@cazz124]

Love this narration format

[@dostagirl9551]

I know some people are made uncomfortable by this sort of thing, but I love it! There's something soothing about removing a callus and exposing soft new growth underneath.

[@ToRung]

*_nice to meet you 😍💝🌹_*

[@shirleybezuidenhout2724]

Thanks for sharing this Dr Jefferson, this type of problem looks very painful. Thanks for helping your patient. Your videos are very informative. Good work. 👍👍

[@sonyaforeman7844]

Thank you, Dr. Jefferson, your videos help me take better care of my🦶🏾🦶🏾 feet.❤

[@aeso3555]

Feels pretty satisfying to watch.

[@traceybeerling3004]

Hi Doc wonderful work as always. You are an amazing Doctor. Thanks for sharing with us. Love to you as always Tracey England UK ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ABuller2]

Great job. Great commentary.

[@mscampbell7261]

Dr J you are amazing!

[@karenjohnson5175]

I really enjoy your teaching.

[@kaybee187]

I bet this patient felt so much better!!

[@carolynnaumann2306]

Just WOW ! Poor girl, you sure are an excellent doctor !

[@rivkasunny-adi1726]

Amazing work doctor and very informative. Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤

[@victoriacaruso-mcdonald907]

You are a fantastic doctor!

[@seanismboi]

Subbed the second channel. That’s great you have other KZbinrs on your podcast.

[@kimberlystone3987]

Great work Dr❤ As always😊

[@ellenmccormick9293]

Hello Doctor. That was an amazing. If I lived in the DC area I would definitely come along, but the air fare would be too much as I live in Scotland lol.

[@icare4you123]

The tutorial was so interesting. Thanks!

[@BeingNancy]

Belated Happy New Year to you and yours. Outstanding video as always. I love this format where you talk us through the procedure. It's very informative. I also enjoy your interactions with your patients. During those videos, you exemplify your amazing ability to assess, empathize, treat, and communicate with your patient. The patient always leaves feeling better, and they have been heard. Stay blessed, and keep warm. It's cold in Pittsburgh today. (Go Steelers.🖤💛🖤🏈🏈🏈

[@linetta8662]

The Dr does Awesome work, he’s gentle thorough and caring but I can’t help but wonder why an individual would wait so long before they seek his help because these feet are ridiculous I just don’t understand 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@frothe42]

Some people are ashamed, but I believe most cannot afford a podiatrist, or believe it is not covered under their insurance. Also, what is going on with your feet reflects your general health. Bad feet, poor health. Once your feet are taken care of by Dr Jefferson or any podiatrist, you feel much better. That in turn motivates oneself to take care of their body, their ailments, and leads to better overall health!

[@linetta8662]

@@frothe42 I agree with you 100%

[@austingilesjr.914]

​@@linetta8662No disrespect but how can any female can walk around with feet looking like that? This is a up side down world we live in!

[@taliahmonae7337]

Amazing results as always!

[@robertaprince180]

Thank you from Canada again!!🤗🇨🇦

[@feliciahardin2304]

I know she feels better

[@Dleefrlula]

I knew a guy used to get similar treatments…..he would say “I’m a half inch shorter when I leave!” 😂

[@georgiaisom6347]

😂

[@smiley1960]

Thank you doctor

[@Dyanna07]

Omgoodness… you did an amazing job!

[@karenbergevine9140]

You are a wonderful doctor

[@tangiessubtleluxuries]

Wow! This is a great outcome!

[@hopeshort8653]

Great Job Doctor ❤❤❤❤

[@kathy2929]

You are a great healer, no pun intended!

[@PeggySamford-zj7sb]

Thank u for ur commentary

[@samstoyworlds2656]

My husbands feet say thank you! I’ve learned how to take care of them.. no.1 rule no scalpels at home, no matter how tempting😅😅😅

[@michellesimpson6734]

Hi Dr Jefferson Very informative. Thank you for sharing. Her feet looks amazing.

[@papiperez]

❤❤❤ great job Doctor

[@theloniousratledge8835]

Caro dottore, sei un ottimo specialista. Complimenti e saluti dall'Italia.

[@RockoHardest-tj3dk]

Keep movinn

[@denisehaddix6646]

Wow, Doctor you did a great job! Her feet are so bad and yet I could see pink skin where you was pulling off the white scaly crud. I have trouble with my heels being cracked dry and having a similar condition. And I have to soak them and use a cradle blade on them. I thought that I was the only one that had this issue. I guess not. I'm sure she was appreciative when you got done. I'm sure it helped her feet feel better.

[@bonniefranklin6652]

Well done.

[@marialuisagomezbastarreche5884]

Muy bien hecho!!!!

[@brownsugartini]

I would love to hear your story and how you decided a podiatry career was for you. I have a passion for stuff like this. Could you share schools etc.. ?

[@jeanamsl7150]

Great job amazing

[@pauladavies6705]

Fantastic 😊

[@jaunessajackson6322]

You are the best 😊

[@annettereed6146]

Nice job

[@TsKitchenCookingChannel242]

❤❤❤YOUR CHANNEL!!!!!!!

[@coder1173]

I love ❤the heels as well. It looks relaxing too

[@ImogenC-rt3fm]

All I can think and I KNOW I’m wrong is, “Belt-sander”! Poor lady. She probably doesn’t even have a belt sander. Flame me ONLY IF you never thought it yourself. Thank you kind lady for sharing your treatment. You deserve better comments than mine!

[@TheRealLucifer-Morningstar]

Nice new intro

[@rosariodagosto6484]

THATS REALLY BAD YOU FIXED IT PERFECTLY 😊😊

[@gill8779]

Always gets moles on the sole of the foot checked though. I had a work colleague who lost her life with a melanoma on the sole of her foot.

[@annewalker3344]

Do you treat the athlete’s foot with an OTC cream, or is there a prescription that works better. Thanks for your teaching!

[@scottierasberry4449]

I have dark spots on the soles of my feet. I had a doctor look at them over ten years ago; he said there was nothing to worry about. But now that doctor is in jail. I think I’ll get them checked out again!

[@asanaasana3049]

I watch daily 🎉🎉🎉

[@estherkritharakis9443]

I wish you were closed by in Cleveland Ohio I would come to you immediately 😢😢

[@rosariodagosto6484]

TOUR A GENIUS PERFECT JOB

[@thenailtherapist519]

Did she have any nail fungus too? What were the results of the sample you sent off? Love watching and listening to you, Doc!!

[@kerrynicholls6683]

I wish my feet were still like that. I could walk on any surface without carrying on like a baby, which is what I do now. It gets really hot in Australia 🇦🇺 and walking without shoes is common, but is also agony, when the temperature of the road is so hot you can cook breakfast on it, eggs 🥚 bacon 🥓 tomatoes 🍅 etc. I used to be able to walk on it with no issues, but then I became a hobbit, and now I’m lucky to cross the road, without looking like an idiot and it’s not only roads but just concrete or even the sand at the beach. 😢 So how can I get my feet back to this stage, or close.

[@jameslopez407]

I was wondering if you do any genetic testing on your patients. I have seen this with others that also have this on their hands too. If she comes up negative for a fungal infection do a genetic screening for PPK.

[@annedrysdale3281]

Amazing video. Appreciate the commentary! 👍

[@youdaman5069]

I had a build up of callouses on my heel and after I removed them, my foot was very sensitive to step down on.

[@_smartyshorts]

How do you distinguish between these calluses from hyperkeratosis? Would you always do a culture of the foot shavings to rule out fungus?

[@jenniferyarznbowicz7260]

Hi Dr. How do you differentiate this from a case of PPK?

[@fortheloveofmusictalkshow7971]

Hey doc 😍☺️

[@julieparsons3216]

What can I use to soften my heels? I've done 30% urea cream. Lemons. Nothing helps even pumice and a metal scraper

[@estherkritharakis9443]

Thank you Doctor Jefferson but where can I get these tools to clean the bottom of my foot?

[@donnahilton8924]

Dr. Jefferson, what do you think of the larger blades that are used in Asian videos. Not sure it works any better for the patient but appears to be easier on the clinician.