Keloid Infection

Infection of Keloid

        Typical symptoms of keloid surface uplift are nodular hyperplasia, smooth, resilient and flexible, with a shiny red skin color. This happens because of the expansion of capillaries, lesions extend from the edge of the field, such as crab-shaped feet, the size range and shape varies.
Other Keloid infection signs are burning sensations, sharp pain, occasional malignant transformation of skin. Secondary patterns are uncertain, often resulting in contracture dysfunction.

        After excessive growth of scar tissue, a process of flattening starts. It lasts for several months and then gradually disappears, but not completely. The curative treatment is ineffective and based on the intralesional corticosteroid injections and cryotherapy.