Scar Revision is a surgical procedure in which a plastic surgeon tries to make the scar less obvious and improves it's appearance. Scar Revision may also be performed to improve function of that part of the body

Keloid Scars - Keloids are thick, itchy, unsightly clusters of scar tissue that grow beyond the borders of actual wound. Keloids are formed due to excessive production of collagen by the body after the scar has healed. These scars sometimes appear red compared to the surrounding skin. Keloids are more common in dark skinned people and are more likely to develop in the earlobe, along the border of the jaw, the shoulder and the skin over the breast bone.

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