You can't remove it, I'm afraid. A keloid is the way you scar, unfortunately- and that is determined by your genetics. Sometimes if a scar is really unsightly or causes problems with clothing rubbing it/irritating it, a plastic surgeon can resect the scar. However, since you formed a keloid in the first place, chances are high you will form another if that skin is cut again. And the recut surface can make an even larger one form. Some dermatologists do work with lasers which is supposed to help smooth them, but again, there are no promises it will change anything, help at all, and won't make things worse. Sorry, but if you form keloids, the best thing is to avoid injuries to the skin at all costs.
How can remove my keloid at my knee? without any large expenses.?
Surgery will just cause more keloids, so that's not an option. Why don't you try a herbal solution that reduces everything about keloids, including the colour, size, itchiness and pain? There is some great stuff available now with super results. Take a look at this website www.herbalremedyshop.com I don't think it is expensive.
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