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For purposes of this Guideline, ear keloid lesions are divided into 4 different categories according to their size. 1. Papular ear keloids: the size of the keloid papules is a few millimeters to one centimeter. 2. Nodular/tumoral ear keloids: lesions measuring one centimeter in diameter or more. 3.
Keloid scars: • are more common after skin injury on the upper chest, breastbone (sternum), shoulders, chin, neck, lower legs and earlobes (especially after ear piercing) • are most likely to form following burns, acne scars and wounds that become infected or where the skin becomes significantly tight whilst healing.
31 Οκτ 2011 · THEOREM: Earlobe keloid can be clinically classified into five (5) major categories based on the surface of the earlobe, nodularity, planarity, helical rim extension and laterality.
27 Οκτ 2023 · Earlobes are a very frequent site of onset, since after a trauma (i.e., piercing) keloids may develop either on the helix and on the anterior or posterior lobe, from a few months up to several years after the injury.
Keloids in surgical practice is a loathsome word hated by all due to its tendency to recur and lack of effective treatment. Keloids occurring on the external ear has become a special entity by itself because of their easy visibility and the trend for increasing ornamental ear piercing (Fig. 1).
2 Ιουν 2023 · We analyzed data including patients age, gender, age of keloids, anatomical sites, family history of keloids, prior treatment history and modality, recurrence, and clinical pictures. Once the patients fulfilled the inclusion criteria, a pro forma chart was filled (Fig. 2 ).
8 Δεκ 2020 · Earlobe keloid is encountered in young adults with different etiologies, with some of them occurring spontaneously and others being secondary to earlobe piercing. In both sexes, the lesions may be limited to the fold or the external canthus or embed the posterior part of the ear.
