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I got my nose pierced on September 22 2007 and I have had this bump by my nose piercing for about 2 weeks. Today I went to this guys piercing store to get a new nose ring and he told me that i had a KELOID. I had no idea what it was...so I was freaking out...But the bump I have is little...and I know you have to go to a dermatologist...but do you know how they treat it? Like by injection, some type of lotion?? I had the same thing for a bit when I first had my nose pierced..it is mostly scar tissue. One thing I found that worked is to break a little bit of aspirin, mix it with hydrogen peroxide to make a soft paste and apply it once daily. It softened the keloid and it soon disappeared. |
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Hi, try to read this article about keloids: ... this is really just depends on your skin! I know that sounds lame, but a piercing is through and through. A tat is under the skin and back out. Strangely enough, certain dyes and/or colors may also... Hypertropic scars are extremely difficult to treat! Even keloids can be quite challenging. People who form these types of scars are at risk for forming them anytime they have an injury or procedu... Man, I went through the same thing on my ear and nose. I am an African American woman and we usually get keloids. Everyone in my family has them. The only thing I can suggest is go to the Dr. an... I don't have keloids but know what they are, it will be risky, any more messing with them can make them worse too, I am sure you know that, and as long as you know what you are stepping into, ... I'd say that 99% of the time they will Not return. The key is keeping the wound extremely clean & infection free when you have them cut off. ...A keloid can't be totally removed but the appearance of it can be improved dramatically in most cases. You could try mederma since you say this is small. Mederma can be purchased at any drug... It's a fallacy to believe that keloid scarring is predominant in people of African descent. Actually, although they do occur at a slightly higher rate in that population, they occur in other ... |
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