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Treatment Detail | Information |
|---|---|
Treatment Approach | Based on keloid size and location |
Treatment Options | Laser, injections, cryotherapy and surgery |
Treatment Time | Depends on treatment type |
Anaesthesia | Local, if required |
Hospital Stay | Usually day-care |
Healing Period | Varies by treatment |
Aftercare | Proper scar care and follow-up |
Expected Outcome | Reduced scar size and thickness |
Recurrence Risk | Keloids may recur |
Costing | Starts from Rs.3500/-* per session T&C Apply |
Important Note | Results may vary |
My experience with the keloid consultation was excellent. The doctor was attentive, explained the treatment process clearly, and provided useful aftercare guidance. I appreciate the professional and friendly service.
Amit VermaI received excellent care for my keloid concerns. The treatment plan was explained in detail, and all my questions were answered patiently. The overall experience was smooth and reassuring.
Anjali PatelA keloid is a raised scar that develops when the body produces excess collagen during the healing process. It may grow beyond the original wound and can appear on the chest, shoulders, earlobes, or other areas.
Keloids can develop after injuries, surgery, burns, acne, piercings, or even minor skin damage. Genetics and individual skin-healing patterns may increase the risk.
Keloids can often be reduced in size, thickness, and discomfort with appropriate treatment. However, they may recur, so long-term follow-up and recurrence-prevention measures may be necessary.
Treatment options include corticosteroid injections, cryotherapy, laser therapy, silicone sheets, pressure therapy, and surgical removal in selected cases. A dermatologist or qualified specialist can recommend a suitable approach.
The level of discomfort depends on the treatment method. Some procedures may cause mild discomfort, and local anaesthesia may be used when appropriate.
The number of sessions depends on the keloid’s size, thickness, location, and response to treatment. Multiple sessions may be required to achieve the desired improvement.
Yes, keloids can recur after treatment, particularly after surgical removal alone. Combining surgery with additional treatments may help reduce the risk of recurrence.
Results vary depending on the treatment method and the severity of the scar. Some patients may notice gradual improvement over several weeks or months.
Laser treatment may help reduce redness, improve texture, and flatten some keloids. It may be combined with other treatments, depending on the individual case.
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I received excellent care for my keloid concerns. The treatment plan was explained in detail, and all my questions were answered patiently. The overall experience was smooth and reassuring.
Anjali Patel