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In this prospective interventional study, 21 female patients who developed keloid after earlobe piercing were consecutively enrolled for surgical excision followed by intralesional triamcinolone acetonide (TA) injection.
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This is a prospective clinical study of 46 ear keloids in 31...
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PATHOGENESIS. The process by which keloids develop is poorly...
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Surgery with postoperative radiation therapy has been suggested to more effectively treat keloids than radiation monotherapy [42] with a success rate of 67 to 98% [43, 44] and a recurrence rate under 10% [45, 46].
1 Μαΐ 2024 · The most important subjective symptoms of keloids are pain and itching, which are usually more prominent in keloids than in hypertrophic scars. Persisting pain may be uncommonly due to an inflamed epidermal cyst arising in the scar tissue [ 45 ].
4 Απρ 2023 · The treatment of ear keloids has evolved to utilize surgical resection supplemented by 1 or more adjuvant therapies, such as radiation, steroid injection, laser, cryotherapy, platelet-rich plasma injection, and pressure therapy, to reduce the recurrence rate and achieve better clinical results.
27 Οκτ 2023 · Fifty‐two patients with a total of 56 ear keloids have been treated in the same session with a single CO2 laser procedure + a pulsed Dye laser procedure with an adjunctive EmoLED® procedure for 3 up to 6 min. A monthly follow‐up has been performed with an adjunctive EmoLED® session in case of signs of inflammation.
Ear keloids at their earliest stages appear in two distinct manners: 1. Protruding papule on the surface of ear. This is by far the most frequently observed form of ear keloid at the site of a previous piercing. Treatment Ear keloids that are diagnosed at this early-stage as protruding papule(s) (Figure 1) shall be first treated with ILT (See KRF
22 Αυγ 2022 · What are the symptoms of an ear keloid? Ear keloids develop slowly — they may take three to 12 months to become noticeable. They also feel different from your surrounding skin. They may feel soft and squishy. Or they may feel firm and rubbery. They’re also shiny, smooth and darker than your surrounding skin.
