See a dermatologist or plastic surgeon for an evaluation
Do not try to cut, squeeze, or burn it off at home
Use silicone gel or silicone sheets consistently if the skin is intact
Apply pressure therapy only if recommended by a specialist
Consider corticosteroid injections from a medical professional
Ask about cryotherapy for small keloids
Ask about laser treatment if appropriate
Ask about surgical removal only with follow-up treatment to reduce recurrence
Ask about combination therapy, such as surgery plus steroid injections or radiation in selected cases
Avoid piercing, picking, or irritating the area
Protect the area from sun exposure
Seek medical care promptly if it is painful, bleeding, infected, or growing quickly