ABSTRACT
Objective:To explore the staged treatment of keloid scars and to optimise treatment options.Methods:From June 2005 to June 2019, 629 keloid patients, 253 males and 376 females, aged 9 to 78 years, with a mean age of 31.3±16.8 years, were admitted to the Department of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery of Weifang People＇s Hospital. Three-stage comprehensive treatment was administered according to the stage of the disease from low to high, and the treatment effect was observed regularly, and the recurrence rate was counted.Results:In stage Ⅰ, 251 patients had local recurrence in 14 cases (5.5%) and 4 cases (1.6%) at 2 years 6 months after treatment, all of whom were cured after re-injection; in stage Ⅱ, 302 patients had local recurrence in 56 cases (18.6%) at 6 months after treatment, 49 patients (87.5%) were cured after re-treatment and 35 patients (11.6%) at 2 years; in stage Ⅲ, at 6 months after treatment, 36 patients (47.3%) had recurrence and 19 patients (25%) had recurrence at 2 years after re-treatment.Conclusions:The results and recurrence rate of keloids after comprehensive treatment are related to their severity, and a more satisfactory outcome can be achieved by staging the treatment according to the stage of the disease.
