I am afraid I will keloid after my labiaplasty surgery. How can I avoid it?

Good morning!The good news it that labia are one of those sites we call "privileged"- the tissue there does not tend to keloid even in keloid prone skin- just be sure to see a surgeon who does this type of procedure regularly.I hope this helps

Keloids on the labia minora are extremely rare. However, since you are prone to keloids, you should take specific measures after surgery to reduce the risk. There are various common options including steroid therapy that your surgeon will recommend. The type of labiaplasty has no bearing on the risk level - any scar can keloid.