Keloids in Fayetteville, NC
If you suffer from Keloids you are familiar with the self-consciousness it can cause. At Cape Fear Aesthetics, we offer a solution! Keloid removal will help you feel and look better! We offer this procedure to the residents of Fayetteville, Sanford, Holly Springs, Lumberton, Cary and the neighboring areas of North Carolina.
What are Keloids?
Keloids are a type of lumpy or rigid scars that can rise after an injury has healed. These scars can grow larger than the original injury which caused the scar initially. Skin trauma appears to be the most common reason behind the formation of keloids, but burns, cuts and severe acne are other reasons as well.
How can Keloids be treated?
Keloids can be treated in various ways. At Cape Fear Aesthetics we treat Keloids with injections, laser therapy, radiation therapy and at times even surgically. Determination of treatment will be discussed during your consultation. Injectable treatments usually require multiple session. Depending on the size of the keloid, one to two sessions may be all it takes. Lastly excision can be another option for some patients, especially those who have recurrent keloids.
What is the Cost of Keloid treatments/removal?
At Cape Fear Aesthetics, we try our best to keep our services affordable to our patients. This includes accepting many forms of payment and offering flexible financing options through CareCredit®, United Medical Credit, and Prosper Healthcare Lending. If you are considering Keloid treatment/removal, we encourage you to schedule a private consultation. During this consultation, one of our surgeons will assess your cosmetic goals to determine the treatment method that will best satisfy your needs. At this point, we will be able to provide you with a clear breakdown of the costs associated with your treatment.
To learn more about Keloid treatments/removal or to schedule a consultation, contact us today. Cape Fear Aesthetics offers Keloid treatment/removal to men and women living in Sanford, Fayetteville, Lumberton, Cary and the neighboring areas of North Carolina.