Keloids, Do They Disappear over Time?

They do flatten out and become less red. Facelift scars rarely keloid. When it is time for your facelift the surgeon will be able to tell you with a greater degree of certainty. In 35 years of facelifting I have never had a keloid on a facelift patient.

Without pictures and without examining you, it is hard to give specific advice.  Additionally, patients sometimes think that they have keloids when they actually have hypertrophic scars or some other healing issue.  If you do have true keloids, there is a chance that you will get them again.  There are not great treatments for keloids there are some methods such as steroids and radiation which may help.  Good luck.