Keloids can be persistent
Are Your Prone To Keloids?
You're not alone. It's estimated that ten percent of the population experience keloid scars. Some people are at increased risk to developing keloid scars than others. And, unfortunately, keloids have a high rate of recurrence even after revision surgery. Early treatment is critical in reducing likelihood of keloid scars. So, keep NewGel+E Scar Gel in your medicine cabinet to treat new scars early, even those from minor cuts and scrapes.
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Helpful Hints for Keloids
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Are You at Risk of Keloid Scar Formation?
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Do you tend to form keloid scars after injury, surgery or piercing?
Be proactive and begin treating your scar within 7-10 days after the date of injury, surgery or piercing. Early treatment will reduce the risk of keloid scar formation as the scar matures.
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Can Keloids Develop from Tattoos?
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Yes, tattoos can cause keloids
Keloids form as a result of collagen and fibroblasts migrating to an injured area of your body in order to mend and heal your skin. This healing activity occurs after you get a tattoo. NewGel+E can help reduce scarring from tattoos.
