Liposuction
Removal of localised fat deposits to reshape body contour.
Keloid Scar Surgery
Overview
A keloid is a scar that grows beyond the original wound margin and keeps growing rather than settling — a different biological process from an ordinary scar, and one that surgery alone tends to make worse if used by itself, since a keloid can regrow larger at the new incision. Treatment usually combines careful excision with adjunct therapy — steroid injection, pressure therapy or radiotherapy in resistant cases — planned specifically to reduce the recurrence that keloids are prone to.
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Thread Lift
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Next step
Considering Keloid Scar Surgery?
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