See a dermatologist or plastic surgeon for evaluation
Avoid picking, scratching, or rubbing the keloid
Use silicone gel sheets or silicone gel daily
Apply pressure therapy if recommended
Get corticosteroid injections from a medical professional
Consider cryotherapy for smaller keloids
Consider laser treatment if advised
Consider surgical removal only with follow-up treatment to reduce recurrence
Use radiation therapy only in select cases after specialist consultation
Treat any acne, cuts, or skin irritation early to prevent new keloids
Avoid unnecessary piercings, tattoos, or elective skin trauma if prone to keloids
Use sunscreen on the area to reduce discoloration
Seek medical care promptly if the keloid is painful, rapidly growing, or infected