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What is Acne Keloidalis Nuchae?

Acne Keloidalis Nuchae

Acne Keloidalis Nuchae is a condition that produces inflamed keloid-like areas, usually on the back of the neck or lower portion of the scalp. These inflamed hair follicles, which are most common in African American, Latino, and Asian men can leave patients with large scars if not treated. Symptoms of Acne Keloidalis Nuchae Symptoms usually emerge as red, pus-filled bumps that are often tender and itchy. When left untreated, these bumps will begin to develop into smaller scars that will join over time. These large and thick scars are known as keloids and they can cause hair loss. In rare … Continue reading

Treatments for keloids scar for Katy area residents

Treatments for keloids scar for Katy

Many patients visit a dermatologist to seek keloid scar treatment. Keloids are a type of scar that may appear raised and can continue to grow in size. This tough tissue is typically brown, pink or purple, and can be irregular in shape. Although they are a cosmetic issue for some patients, they can also become painful or begin to itch resulting in severe discomfort. They can also become infected and painful which is referred to as suppurative keloids. Individuals with genetic predisposition develop keloid scars due to several circumstances. Some patients may notice them after receiving a small cut or … Continue reading