Keloids raise scars. They form on healed skin. They can grow larger than the wound that caused the scar. They are rare but more common in dark-skinned people. Scarring can cause a keloid. Severe acne, wounds, or burns. Surgery, tattoos, and piercings can also cause keloids. Keloids may form three months after skin injury. Some grow for….Continue Reading Full Details Here
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