Keloid Laser Treatment in Sindhanur By Expert Doctors

A keloid is a raised, thick scar that grows beyond the edge of the original wound. It can follow ear piercings, surgery, injuries, burns or even pimples, and it is more common in some people and families.

A dermatologist is the right doctor. Keloids can grow back if they are treated wrongly, so a proper check and a planned treatment matter.

Laser can help flatten, soften and reduce redness of a keloid, but laser alone often is not enough. Doctors usually combine it with injections or other treatment, and keloids can come back. Your doctor will tell you what to expect.

Cutting a keloid alone often makes it grow back bigger. If surgery is chosen, it is normally followed by other treatment to lower the chance of return. Please see a dermatologist before any removal.

Most keloids need several sessions spaced a few weeks apart. The number depends on the size, thickness and age of the keloid. You will get an estimate after the skin check.

Numbing cream or local anaesthesia is used for comfort. Injections into a thick keloid can sting, but the discomfort is short.

Yes, keloids can return, which is why follow-up visits and a maintenance plan are important. Early treatment of any regrowth gives better control.

Yes. Earlobe keloids often respond to a combination of treatments. Please avoid new piercings on scarred skin unless your doctor says it is safe.

Cost depends on the size and number of keloids, the treatments chosen and the number of sessions. We give you a clear estimate after the skin check, before treatment begins.

Tell us about diabetes, pregnancy, allergies, past keloid treatments, blood-thinning medicines and any family history of keloids. This helps us plan safely.