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A raised, wide, or uncomfortable breast surgery scar may be treated without another operation, depending on the scar type and how it has healed. Surgical revision may make sense when…

Age isn’t a barrier to treating a raised burn scar. If your scar still feels thick, itchy, painful, or just gets in the way months or years after the injury,…

A raised thyroid surgery scar doesn’t always mean you have a keloid. Hypertrophic scars stay inside the incision, while keloids grow past the original wound. Right after surgery, your scar…

If you notice a bump near your piercing that keeps growing, feels firm, or spreads past the piercing hole, it might be time to ask about ear keloid removal. Sometimes…

Many people choose abdominoplasty, commonly known as a tummy tuck, to achieve a flatter, firmer abdominal appearance after weight loss, pregnancy, or aging. While patients are often very pleased with…

If you’ve had a keloid removed and watched it grow back, the frustration is real and understandable. Keloid removal can take away raised scar tissue, but your skin still has…

Scars are a natural part of the body’s healing process, but not all scars heal the same way. For some patients, the result is a hypertrophic scar, a raised, thickened…

Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States, with millions of cases diagnosed each year. Because the face is frequently exposed to the sun, it…

Keloids are more than cosmetic scars. They are an abnormal response to skin injury that causes scar tissue to grow beyond the original wound. For many patients, keloids can be…

Atrophic scars—such as acne scars, chickenpox scars, and other depressions in the skin—can affect both appearance and confidence. These scars form when the skin loses collagen during the healing process,…