Will Juvederm Cause Scars on Keloid-prone Skin?

Fernanda,
Although keloids are less common around the eye area, they have a mind of their own, so to speak. Any trauma to the skin can incite a keloid scar to form. Consider injecting through the mouth into your eyelid area, but know that the mouth is a dirty environment and the material can theoretically, at least, get infected. The nasolabial fold injections are done within the skin layers and cannot effectively be administered through the mouth. Good luck!

Many patients who have keloids are able to have fillers, including Juvederm without keloids developing at the insertion site of the needle or the area in which the filler resides. No one can guarantee that you won’t develop a keloid from the Juvederm, provided that it is inserted with a small needle and good technique without any additional surgical procedure being done at the same time (such as subcision which is a procedure that entails breaking up the collagen below the are to be filled by using a needle tip).

Keloid scars are caused by a proliferative deposition of collagen into a wound that may or may not plateau. The incipient cause by as simple as a scratch on the skin to a more invasive surgical scar. Keloids commonly occur from ear piercing, which is analagous to needle injections during Juvederm treatment.
I would not advocate any elective procedure that involves injection, surgical incision, or surgical excision for patients with keloid scars unless absolutely necessary.