[Keloid Review] Being a mother requires patience, but with C-section keloids, you don't have to suffer. We can help!

This time we had the opportunity to care for a woman who was experiencing a problem. *A large cesarean section scar and another surgical scar on the abdomen.* The scar is clearly visible, the skin in that area is raised, pinkish like a keloid, and feels uneven to the touch. This problem has made her afraid to wear a bikini and has caused her to lose self-confidence. She wants to restore her skin to improve its condition so she can live her life with confidence again.

Advantages of keloid injections.

• Significantly reduces the size and prominence of keloids. Suitable for scars that are raised, thick, and hard.
• Locally acted medication The medication works locally and does not affect other areas of the skin.
• See results quickly. Many people notice softer and flatter scars within a few weeks.
• Helps control the spread of keloids. The wound will not enlarge.
• It doesn't take long to make. No recovery time is needed; you can resume your daily activities as normal.
• Suitable for both old and new wounds. Especially for those who are prone to recurring keloids.

Advantages of Pico Laser Treatment

• It helps reduce redness and discoloration, and promotes skin around the wound to resemble normal skin. The scar looks smoother.
• Stimulates collagen production beneath the skin. This results in a smoother surface around the wound.
• Reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation after treatment. Especially in Asians, PIH (Post-Infectious Hypoxia) is more common.
• Safe and uses modern technology. Minimal side effects when performed by an experienced physician.
• Visible results after multiple treatments. Without surgery.
• Use in conjunction with other programs for even better results. For example, keloid injections or topical medications.

What has been done in this case?

• Received an injection to reduce keloids. 3 times, 1 month apart.
• Do Pico Laser treatment. The surgical site was visited three times, with each visit spaced approximately four weeks apart.
• This treatment shows noticeable results; the scar fades, the color approaches normal skin tone, and the raised area continuously decreases.
• Follow up with Dr. Tar to assess your progress.

How much does a keloid injection cost?

Things to know about cesarean section scars.

• If a cesarean section wound is not cared for, it can develop into a raised scar or keloid. This results in uneven skin texture and a noticeable difference in color from the original skin tone.
• When the wound begins to fade or is past the healing period (approximately 1-2 months after delivery). Care should begin to prevent and reduce the chances of developing keloids, or severe scarring.
• Injecting keloid medication helps to flatten the scar, reduce its raised appearance, and lessen itching or pain around the scar. Suitable for those who are prone to keloids or already have raised scars.
• Pico laser treatment helps to improve scar color, reduce redness and dark spots, and allow scars to blend in with the skin more quickly. Boost your confidence and dare to wear clothes or swimwear.
• In-clinic wound care program: No surgery, no recovery time. After the procedure, you can resume your normal life.
• Administered by doctors. Low side effects. Safe and controlled treatment.
• The sooner treatment begins, the better the results. New wounds respond better to treatment than older, hardened wounds.
• You can consult a doctor for free; there is no charge for wound assessment.