How to get rid of keloids permanently?

Our office specializes in keloid scar treatments. We use a combination of lasers, IIT, topical therapy, and application of Plato's Scar Serum in addition to selective surgical excision. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACS

Hello Tanya, keloids tend to grow progressively and, unlike other scars, do not subside over time. Scar excision is the best option to remove the keloid but it does not guarantee that the keloid won't grow back. Some doctors, including myself, also use a secondary treatment, such as superficial radiation therapy (SRT-100), post-surgery to greatly reduce the chance for re-growth. A vast majority of my patients have had no re-growth using this treatment combination. Best of luck.