Keloid Tattoo - Can also occur as a result of the tattoo

Keloid Tattoo

What is keloid? How do you care and therapy is useful against Keloids? Keloids are an abnormal proliferation of fibrous connective tissue of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, which develops in some individuals for a variety of causes, as a result of skin lesions that may be of various types like simple tattoos, burns, surgical wounds and others. Sometimes the injuries are so reduced in size to pass unnoticed, and when this happens it is called spontaneous keloid keloid. Practical basically a keloid scar tissue repair that exceeds the simple and natural stitching and continue to proliferate for several months in some cases even lead to the formation of compact and swelling in relief on the skin, with the consistency of hard and elastic, covered with irregular shapes skin taut and shiny that tend to spread beyond the original lesion with various branches that resemble crab claws, then the name of the keloid.

The keloid is very often accompanied by the classic symptoms of itching or stinging and completes its evolution in a relatively long time (from six to eighteen months) and once completed its all generally remains stationary.

In addition to a visible cosmetic damage, however, the keloid may also cause contractures annoying to have occurred near the eyes or mouth, and also near the joints

Keloid treatment and therapy:

The intervention in severe cases coniste nell'asportare totally the keloid and surgically reconstruct the fabric, even if, however, so-called in individuals predisposed to the formation of keloids the keloid can also reformed in the same area previously affected and for this, in therapy, it may also perform, after surgery also applications rays appropriate for braking the connective proliferation.

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