Thank you for your question. A history of keloid scarring doesn’t automatically rule you out as a candidate for Aveli, but it does require careful consideration. While Aveli involves very small incisions, individuals prone to keloids do have a higher risk of developing thickened or raised scars—even from minor procedures. That said, there are ways to minimize this risk. Preventive steps may include silicone gel or sheets, steroid creams or injections, and careful wound care. During your consultation, we’ll evaluate your specific history and skin type to determine whether Aveli is right for you and develop a scar prevention plan if you decide to move forward.