Keloids–Wound Healings

There has been no single therapeutic modality has been determined by experiments as the most effective treatment for keloid scars. Consider as the most important factor in the management of the formation of keloid scaris prevention. Before any surgical procedure is carried out, discuss thoroughly with your doctor a history of scar formation that is abnormally observed, or if there is a family history of keloid scar formation. All nonessential surgery should be avoided, in a patient with a history of keloid scars, especially at sites of predilection. Not be considered keloid formers are persons with only earlobe keloids. In situations where surgery cannot be avoided, surgeon should make all necessary attempts to minimize secondary infection and skin tension. If possible, use preoperative radiation therapy to the wound as a useful form of prevention. Antibiotics should also be given to cover local flora. Maximize terile techniques.