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I met a road accident a year ago. After that I'm suffering from keloid on shoulder. When I consult a doctor they told me to go for injection treatment. Tenderness is: it's pinkish, about 2×1cm. Is injection treatment is safe? Can I get rid of this permanently by any other ways?
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Safe..Undergo intralesional medicine therapy.. otherwise few creams also available...for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos.
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Dr. Meenakshi Kapoor
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Delhi
Injecting in keloid in the safe and best option.
Sometimes multiple injections are required
You should consult your nearby Dermatologist about the details of the injections.
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