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Keloid, also
known as
keloid disorder and
keloidal scar, is the
formation of a type of scar which,
depending on its maturity, is
composed mainly of either...
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distinguished from
keloid scars by
their lack of
growth outside the
original wound area, but this
commonly taught distinction can lead to confusion.
Keloid scars can...
- "folliculitis keloidalis", "folliculitis
keloidis nuchae", and "nuchal
keloid acne",: 526 is a
destructive scarring folliculitis that
occurs almost exclusively...
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considered the first-line
prevention and
treatment for
hypertrophic and
keloid scars by
occlusion and then
hydration of the scar tissue.
Silicone gel is...
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administered via
intralesional injection in the
treatment of
hypertrophic and
keloid scars.
Evidence suggests that
usage of
triamcinolone acetonide or other...
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severely injured and burned. They are
taken to the
Keloid Clinic for
Plastic Surgery,
where Dr. Dan
Keloid performs an
experimental procedure on Rose, using...
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gives rise to a
raised scar, but not to the
degree observed with
keloids. Like
keloids, they form most
often at the
sites of pimples, body piercings, cuts...
- demand. When not desired,
keloid scars may be an
additional complication,
although there are
emerging treatment strategies for
keloid scars. Body modification...
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described for
keloids due to an
incomplete understanding of the
pathogenesis of its formation. Even if it is
surgically removed,
keloid recurrence rate...
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cosmetic purposes only. The
complications of the surgery,
though rare, are
keloid formation,
hematoma formation,
infection and
asymmetry between the ears...
