Keloids are scars that grow beyond the original wound boundary, with a high rate of recurrence from simple surgical excision alone. We combine intralesional injections, laser therapy, and surgical excision when necessary to reduce scar volume and prevent recurrence.
- Treatment Duration
- Approx. 10–20 mins
- Anesthesia
- Topical numbing cream if needed
- Downtime
- Immediate resumption
- Recommended Sessions
- Every 3–4 weeks, 3–6 sessions
RECOMMENDED FOR
Recommended For
- Those with firm, nodular scars forming at piercing or surgical sites
- Those with red, raised scar tissue on the chest or shoulders following acne
- Those experiencing itching or tenderness in scar tissue
WHY SIGNATURE
Keloid Treatment at Signature Dermatology Clinic
Intralesional Injection Therapy
Medication is injected directly into the lesion to inhibit scar tissue proliferation, reducing both size and symptoms.
Combined Laser Therapy
Vascular and fractional lasers are combined to improve both redness and scar thickness simultaneously.
Recurrence Prevention Care
Regular follow-ups after treatment ensure early detection and management of any signs of recurrence.
PROCESS
Procedure Steps
- 1Dermatologist Consultation & Diagnosis (Differential diagnosis from hypertrophic scars)
- 2Customized Treatment Plan Based on Lesion Size and Location
- 3Injection or Laser Therapy
- 4Guidance on Supportive Care (Pressure therapy, silicone sheets, etc.)
- 5Follow-up Checks Every 3–4 Weeks
NOTICE
Pre & Post-Care Instructions
- Injections are administered in carefully divided doses, as temporary skin thinning or hypopigmentation may occur.
- For those prone to keloids, preventing new skin trauma and wounds is essential.
- Treatment outcomes and recovery times may vary by individual. Since all procedures can carry potential side effects, please consult thoroughly with a medical specialist before treatment.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can keloids simply be surgically removed?
Surgical excision alone often leads to larger recurrences; therefore, preventive treatments such as injections and laser therapy are essential.
How long does the treatment course take?
Duration varies based on lesion size, typically progressing in stages over 3 to 6 months.