Sharing my experience with keloid treatment for surgical scars

It seems like there are more people interested in keloid treatment than I thought. After laparoscopic surgery, the scar grew into a keloid scar requiring treatment, so I decided to undergo keloid treatment. I visited several hospitals, and I'm sharing my experience with keloid treatment. I hope this will be helpful to those interested in the subject.
Keloids are scars that develop after trauma or surgery, resulting from abnormal, excessive wound healing. They are severe scars caused by excessive growth of delicate tissue within the dermis, and they tend to grow beyond the wound's boundaries. In less severe cases, they can be hypertrophic scars. I received treatment because I had a tendency to require keloid treatment beyond hypertrophic scars. This year, I underwent laparoscopic surgery for the first time, and I developed keloid scars around my belly button and abdomen. Previously, I wasn't familiar with keloid treatment, so I started treatment late, often relying on the symptoms. This led to a long and difficult recovery period. This time, I decided to start treatment early. Keloids appear as very hard, red lumps that continue to grow over time. They're not only unsightly, but also extremely itchy as the scars grow, which was incredibly difficult for me. Fortunately, there was a women's hospital near my house, so I inquired about keloid treatment. They said yes, and I've received two injections to date, and my condition has improved significantly. If you have keloid scars, I hope you get treatment early.