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“Why does a keloid
keep becoming more noticeable?”
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Even with consistent care
and trying ointments or various methods,
the redness and raised appearance of a scar
often do not easily subside.
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The reason is that
a keloid is not just a simple scar,
but a result of excessive collagen production
during the skin regeneration process,
with multiple factors involved.
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Today, Forena
will share the key basic care methods
for managing noticeable keloids
more stably.✨
If a wound easily becomes raised
and stays for a long time?
Have you ever worried because
a small wound or surgical mark
gradually became more prominent over time,
and the scar did not go away?
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If so,
it may be due to a ‘keloid’.

This image is an AI-generated image created to help with understanding.
A keloid is
a scar that forms during the wound-healing process
when the skin produces excessive collagen,
causing it to protrude more than the surrounding skin
even after the wound has healed.
Keloids, causes

1️⃣ Genetic factors
If there is a family history of keloids
2️⃣ Skin type and pigmentation
If the skin is relatively darker
or more sensitive
3️⃣ Wound location and trauma
Areas with a lot of movement, such as the chest, shoulders, and back
Wounds subjected to repeated friction or irritation
4️⃣ Poor wound care
Lack of early care, infection, excessive irritation, and more
Keloids, management methods
Keloid wounds have a higher chance of recurrence than ordinary scars,
so the key is to combine
‘procedures + lifestyle care.’
[[ Lifestyle care ]]
1️⃣ UV protection☀️
Prevents pigmentation and worsening of scars
Use sunscreen with SPF when going out
2️⃣ Minimize irritation ⚡️
Do not scratch, press, or rub
Be especially careful of friction from clothing or underwear
3️⃣ Actively care for wounds early🩹
Do not leave even small wounds untreated
If you have a keloid-prone tendency, start care immediately in the early stage
4️⃣ Keep moisturized💧
Dryness can make scars feel harder
[[ Procedure care ]]
1️⃣ Steroid injections💉
Suppress excessive proliferation of scar tissue
Usually repeated at 3- to 4-week intervals
2️⃣ Laser treatment
Reduces redness + stabilizes tissue
Commonly combined with vascular lasers / regenerative lasers
3️⃣ Pressure therapy
Suppresses excessive growth by applying pressure to the scar area
Effective for specific areas such as the ears and chest
4️⃣ Silicone gel/sheets
Helps retain moisture in the scar and soften it
Consistent use is important
At Forena Clinic near Hongik University Station,
we precisely analyze each individual’s skin condition
and the degree of keloid progression,
then provide a 1:1 customized care program.
Stabilizing excessively proliferated scar tissue
and improving the skin regeneration environment
are important.
Through consultation,
please find the keloid care method
that suits you best.
If you are interested in balanced keloid care,
reduced redness in scars,
and natural recovery,
please contact Forena Clinic anytime!
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