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Meaning of "keloids"
keloid (noun) - A type of raised scar that forms at the site of an injury, characterized by an overgrowth of collagen. Keloids can be caused by trauma or surgery, and they often have a shiny, smooth appearance
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- plural of keloid
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of keloid
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No one treatment is best for all keloids.
You have some keloids that have formed.
These are the major causes of keloids so far.
Keloids often develop after piercings.
It is the treatment usually used to remove keloids.
And make sure no keloids are forming.
Collagenase may be useful in preventing or curing keloids.
You can get rid of keloids within a month.
Pressure therapy is effective for keloids.
How to get rid of keloids from nose piercings.
Keloids are likely to form closer to the navel piercing ring.
Hypertrophic scarring or keloids or an internal scar or fibrosis as mentioned above.
Keloids differ from hypertrophic scars clinically and histologically.
Corticosteroid therapy is considered the best treatment for keloids.
Doing so may cause keloids by burns or redness or other rashes on skin.
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Home remedies can help quite a bit with keloids.
I have very bad keloids on my hand and other parts of my body.
Radiation tends to be reserved as a last option for treating keloids.
Keloids are proliferative dermal growths that develop after skin injury.
The proliferation of the connective tissue results in the formation of keloids.
Keloids are usually darker in color than the surrounding skin.
Many research studies support making use of onion for keloids.
Keloids can develop in any place where skin trauma has occurred.
Warts or keloids.
Keloids can also develop following minor injuries like body piercing.
Elimination of keloids.
Keloids with larger mass will also require a longer period of treatment.
Furthermore a predisposition to developing hypertrophic scars and keloids may run in families.
The horrible keloids on my face kept me from finding work after graduation.
There are genetic predispositions to the formation of both hypertrophic scars and keloids.
Keloids and hypertrophic scars often soften after intralesional steroid injections.
The most common difficulty in treating keloids is their recurrence after surgical excision.
Inflammation keloids loss of tissue by tearing mechanical division of earlobes potential skin disorder.
For example ear and nose piercing becomes most common site where keloids are seen.
Hypertrophic scars or keloids have a reddish color by its superabundant vascular component.
There are a number of new topical treatments for healing scars that may visibly diminish keloids.
Hypertrophic scars and keloids tend to be more common in wounds closed by secondary intention.
In one embodiment said protein has therapeutic effects against both hypertrophic scars and keloids.
They are very similar to keloids but are smaller and may fade over time.
Keloids are among the most visible sorts of scars due to their raised look.
Do this a few times a day and soon you will start noticing the keloids disappearing.
Keloids worsen if the area has an infection that will not go away or keeps recurring.
There is little evidence that vitamin E helps with keloids or scarring.
Keloids and hypertrophic scars in the skin arc examples of such fibrotic skin disorders.
Treatment for Keloids.
Keloids result from an overgrowth of dense fibrous tissues that develop after a skin injury heals.
Z-plasties will stop any keloids from forming.
Hypertrophic scars and keloids are produced during the second and third phases of scar formation.
Well, at least let me check and make sure no keloids are forming.
Keloids and hypertrophic scars represent an exuberant healing response that poses a challenge for physicians.
