See a dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment options
Avoid picking, scratching, or irritating the keloid
Use silicone gel sheets or silicone gel consistently
Apply pressure therapy if recommended by a clinician
Get corticosteroid injections from a medical professional
Consider cryotherapy for smaller keloids
Consider laser therapy if advised by a specialist
Consider surgical removal only with follow-up treatment to reduce recurrence
Ask about radiation therapy in select cases after surgery
Use prescribed topical treatments if recommended
Protect the area from sun exposure
Treat new scars early to help prevent keloid formation
Seek medical advice if the keloid is painful, itchy, growing, or affecting movement