Creams for Keloid Removal?

Keloid treatment should initially be conservative but should focus
on definitive treatments and a goal of recurrence reduction. 
In these patients, I have focused on a multidisciplinary course of
treatment including topical treatments, silicone sheeting, aggressive
TAC injections, and surgery. This protocol should only be performed with
physicians or surgeons who are experienced in aggressive keloid
management for resistant scars. I also reserve such treatment for
keloids in the proliferative phase of growth.
A consultation is always a great first step; followed by application of Plato's Scar Serum before laser and injection. 
Best, 
Dr. Karamanoukian
Realself100 Surgeon

My recommendation would be to see a dermatogogist rather than self diagnose. From your description I think you might have a folliculitis. If you have a tendency to acne keloidalis nuchae then your condition will certainly get worse without treatment. Benzoyl Peroxide is somewhat helpful but there is no such thing as a keloid cream ( even if you find it advertisised on the internet..take it from me there is no such effective thing aside from a topical antibiotic and BP)
It is possible you havae perfolliculitis capitis which is often associated with keloids. This is very difficult to treat. It is felt that staph aureus is acting as a superantigen which is making it very difficult for your body to destroy. This requires fairly intense treatment.
Hope this helps.