A hypertrophic scar looks like a keloid. It is large and unsightly, but it doesn't spread past the original boundaries of the wound. These scars frequently flatten on their own within six months ...

Taken Monday as Woods watched his son, Charlie, at the U.S. Junior Amateur at Oakland Hills Country Club in Michigan, the pictures show a pair of sizable scars on his right leg, the result of ...

Facts on overgrown skin masses. What's the best way to remove them: Unfortunately, there's not much you can do.Unlike other scars, keloids don't disappear with time; though, they can flatten out.

What do keloid and hypertrophic scars look like? IMAGES HERE. How long does it take for a hypertrophic or keloid scar to ... especially if the original stimulus (often a wound healing under tension) ...

Although doctors remain unsure of what causes scar tissue to form, they do know that hypertrophic scars and keloids can result from burns, insect bites, acne, chicken pox, piercings, tattoos, and ...

Dear Dr. Jen, My daughter has an ugly keloid scar because she scraped her knee a few months back. We have been diligently applying contractubex for two months but it doesn’t look any different.