Just to share my experience with keloids, it is possible to get them reduced in size and redness, but it's a rather painful and expensive process. You'll need to go see a proper dermatologist who can administer the correct dosage of injections and the process can be anything from 6mths to a year before the keloid flattens. I was recommended a cream by my dermatologist but I understand that the cream will be most effective with keloids that are already under control. i.e. the cream is to help keep the keloid under control, reduce the redness etc. This is the name of the cream http://www.kelocote.com/


Hope it helps!