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Keloid scars

Keloid scars treatment at Claire Derma

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What It Is

Keloids are thick, raised scars that grow beyond the boundaries of the original wound. They may develop after minor injuries, piercings, acne, burns, or surgery. Keloids can be itchy, painful, or cosmetically distressing and tend to persist or enlarge over time.

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How It Works

At ClairéDerma, treatment aims to reduce scar size, relieve symptoms, and prevent regrowth. Dermatologists may use:

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Detailed scar evaluation
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Steroid injections to flatten the keloid
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Silicone gel or pressure therapy
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Laser treatment to reduce redness and thickness
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Combination therapy for resistant cases
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Benefits

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Reduction in scar size and thickness
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Relief from itching and discomfort
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Improved skin appearance
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Better texture and flexibility of the skin
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Lower chance of recurrence with proper management
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Ideal For

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Thick scars growing beyond the original wound
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Painful or itchy raised scars
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Keloids after ear piercing or surgery
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Cosmetic concerns due to prominent scarring
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Recurrent or enlarging scars

The Treatment Process

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Dermatologist Consultation at ClairéDerma

Assessment of scar history and growth pattern.

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Treatment Planning

Selection of injections, topical therapy, or laser.

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Procedure Sessions

Steroid injections or other methods performed at intervals.

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Supportive Therapy

Silicone sheets or pressure devices when needed.

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Follow-Up Monitoring

Regular visits to track response and prevent regrowth.

Expected Results and Recovery

Keloids gradually soften and flatten with repeated treatment. Complete removal may not always be possible, but appearance and symptoms improve significantly.

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Got Questions?We've Got Answers

Find answers to the most common questions about our treatments, procedures, and recovery process. If you can't find what you're looking for, our support team is always here to help.

The body produces excess scar tissue during healing.

A genetic tendency is common.

Yes, even minor skin injuries can trigger them.

They can recur, which is why combination therapy is used.

Yes, they are more common in darker skin tones.

Yes, ear and body piercings are common triggers.

Yes, itching or tenderness is frequent.