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PostPosted: 07/11/08 - 18:14    Post subject: Hammer Toe Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi,
I have a Hammer Toe on my left foot. I spend most of the time disguising it with toe rings, which are inappropriate for work at a law firm, but what am I to do when people want to admire my shoes? I can't very well have that ugly toe show its face. It doesn't have hard skin or anything on top, it is simply discolored from the rest of my toe in a perfect round circle in the dead center of my third toe. Yes, I have gone as far as trying to apply cosmetics to make it blend, but it doesn't seem to be working. I just scratched some of the skin off trying to remove a cosmetic application I was trying. When I visited a doctor, he told me that it was inoperable. Any other suggestions? Thanks
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PostPosted: 08/04/08 - 09:27    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
I have the same problem, and I really hope someone replies with an answer. That stupid circle is SO annoying. Mine is lighter than the rest of my skin, and I can't find anything to darken it or make it blend in at all.
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