Keloids and Scars
Keloid and hypertrophic scars are scars that result from excess collagen production during skin healing. They often appear after injuries, surgeries, burns or even minor wounds such as acne. Keloids are raised, red or purple scars that extend beyond the borders of the original wound, while hypertrophic scars remain within the borders of the wound but are also raised and red. Our specialized team is here to offer you the most modern and effective treatments, helping you to achieve the best possible result in their removal.
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What treatments are available for keloids and hypertrophic scars?
Treatments include corticosteroid injections, laser, surgical removal, silicone sheets and gels, microdermabrasion, cryotherapy, or corticosteroid creams and ointments. The choice of treatment depends on the extent and location of the scar.
How long does it take to see results from the treatment?
The time to see results varies depending on the type of treatment and the extent of the scar.
How long do the treatments last and when will I see results?
The duration and effectiveness of treatments vary depending on the method and size of the scar. Usually, several sessions are required for optimal results.
Can keloids reappear after treatment?
There is a chance of recurrence, particularly in keloids, but combination treatments can reduce the risk.
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