Keloids are enlarged skin growths caused by the skin overproducing collagen in order to cover up a lesion. Keloids can form anywhere on the body, although they are more common... Read More
Author: keloidspecialist
When the inner, thick layer of skin (dermis) is wounded, skin cells respond by generating new collagen fibers to heal the damage and fill the gaps caused by the injury.... Read More
Dr. Niteen Dhepe is a keloid specialist in Pune, a pioneer in clinical dermatological research, is pushing conventional methods to several forms of keloids. His colleagues refer to him as... Read More
Keloid scars are an unusual healing reaction that occurs following an injury or inflammation, such as a car accident, surgery, immunization, or ear piercing. These are harmless congested connective tissue... Read More
A keloid is a patch of abnormal fibrous tissue that forms at the site of an injury or previous scar. Although keloid scars are not normally harmful to human health,... Read More
Keloids are enlarged, raised scars that may seem darker than your skin's natural color. When you suffer a skin injury, your body utilizes collagen to close the gap. Though the... Read More