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What to do if i have a keloid the size of a dimemaybe a tad bigger on my right ear that i'm trying to remove?
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Keloid: Keloids can be treated with excision, steroid injections, pressure dressings and even radiation. You should seek consultation with a board certified surgeon with expertise in treating keloids.
Answered 1/12/2019
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