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If you haven't already, go to a dermatologist to make sure it really is a keloid.
If it is a keloid it can be surgically removed followed by steroid injections to try to keep it from coming back. The risk of surgery is that if you get another keloid it may be larger than the one that was removed.
Keloids are one of the risks of piercing.
Answered by
kms8604
on Aug 22, 2008, 03:03PM
you can actually crush up an aspirin tablet and wet a Qtip and put the paste around the piercing area. I did it with mine, and it cleared it up dramitically.



How to get rid of keloid on a tragus piercing?
how/what is the best way to get rid of a keloid on a piercing? because I've had one on my tragus and sometimes it goes away but then comes back.