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I notice that i have a mild condition known as acne keloidalis nuchae how can i treat it before it gets worst?
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Keloid: A dermatologist will often inject the keloids with corticosteroids to flatten the areas and relieve itch when present. At times the keloids may be removed surgically. A treatment plan involving antibacterials and topical retin a (tretinoin) may help reduce the number of ingrown hairs that become trapped and lead to more keloids.
Answered 3/9/2014
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