Keloids and hypertrophic scars are raised, thickened scars that form due to excess collagen production after skin injury. They may appear after acne, piercings, burns, surgery, or even minor trauma. At RAY-Clinic, treatment aims to reduce height, soften the scar, control symptoms, and prevent recurrence.
More common in darker skin types
Post-inflammatory scarring
Ears, nose, or body piercings
Cuts, burns, or surgical wounds
Or infections
Wound tension and slow recovery
First-line treatment to soften, flatten, and reduce itching. Given at intervals depending on scar response.
Used for resistant or large keloids to reduce thickness and prevent recurrence.
Helps remodel collagen, reduce redness, and improve scar texture. Often combined with injections for enhanced results.
Freezing therapy to reduce scar thickness, especially effective for small or early keloids.
Useful for post-procedure maintenance to prevent re-thickening.
Removal of the keloid followed by post-operative injections or radiotherapy (based on need).
Used strictly for carefully selected cases due to recurrence risk.
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