A Days Routine (heres a step by step proccess, asked of me by another user)

Routine example:

1) I rub Shae butter (vaseline, anything) around the area that I do not want to be affected by the TCA. (it's acid) 

2) I open the TCA, dip a 1-tip into the solution, then rub the keloid in circles for 5 mins. 

3) I place the bandaid with TCA on it, onto the keloid, then put tape onto the bandaid, in addition to an object that would put pressure onto the keloid, under the tape. (I use painters or duct tape). Then I would go about my day. 

4) At the end of the day, or if you're doing this overnight (the morning) I would take everything off put on Shea butter, or aloe vera lotion. (use the ones specified in the blog).

4) repeat the next day.

5)pressure PLUS TCA is key. Im not sure what using TCA alone will do.

(PRO TIP) buy burn spray to spray onto the TCA in order to numb the area, if you have a low pain tolerance.


Disclaimer: This hurts, but it works. I am not a Docter nor do I claim to be, only someone who has found major success for these natural low cost strategies. 

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I recommend this because its antibiotic, and by doing this you are opening skin. This helps avoid infection. 

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Lets get rid of that keloid!

How I Got Rid Of My Keloid Fast - Part 3 Solution Series - JAW KELOID

 Question that I received: I have some questions about keloids and I was hoping you could help me out please. . . [–]to

ME) sent 2 months ago Hi! Ask away, im so sorry that I took a while to respond. Someone else recently PM'd me and I helped with ones that were on their jaw and chest. . . . . . .





Permalink [–]from (Redacted) sent 2 months ago It's cool bro. Thanks for responding. I just wanted to know what method you've tried. I've gotten the shots (forgot what they're called) from the doctors and it did nothing. Even the doctor was surprised calling them stubborn. I have them on under my cheeks on both sides of my jaw . . . . . . .



[–]to (CLASSIFIED) 3 sent 2 months ago Yeah the Docter’s told me the same thing. I won’t get too deep into it, but a dermatologists goal is to make money, because of the need to keep coming back. Resulting in a “stubborn” keloid. . . . . . . But what I used to apple cider vinegar and pressure. I had to be creative with the pressure aspect. Using painters tape and a hard object (you could also wrap the painters tape until it becomes a hard object) then put that over the keloid. . 

                             HERE IS HOW 

1) put the Apple cider vinegar on a tissue. . . . 

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 2)put the tissue on the tape
3)place that tape and tissue with acv on it, on the keloid.
4)sleep with it overnight!
5) wake up in the morning, then rub acv on the keloid.
6) put aloe Vera lotion on it! (To heal)

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7) it will start to discolor after a week! But this is good. It’s dying.
8) you will need to put makeup on it during this whole process, it will be discolored but getting smaller.

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9) the do this every single day consistently. Every time you have alone time. Consistency is key.
10) DO NOT STOP UNTIL IT IS FLAT. Or it will come back. 11) please use that aloe lotion. . . . . . I understand how hard it is to live with these! People stare, people ask, people judge. You judge yourself, but my hope is to help people who are constantly searching the net for a solution. Get back to their own life. . . . . Also subscribe to my blog, only if you want. I’ll be going over more things. As there is another method that is faster. But honestly kind of dangerous if not went over in detail. . . . . . Keloidnomore.blogspot.com . .




[–]from (REDACTED) sent 2 months ago
 Thanks bro i really appreciate it! Is there any specific type/brand of ACV or Aloe vera lotion i should use? Yeah I'll definitely subscribe.



 [–]to (REDACTED) sent 2 months ago Use the glass one. The mother’s one I think? The one that looks really old school and has residue at the bottom. . For the aloe, any would work. I used a Walgreens brand! .

 Good luck man! Keloids suck. I’m glad to be rid of them, and prepared if they come back. . . [–]from (REDACTED) sent 2 months ago Thank you bro i really appreciate it. I'll let you know how it turns out

How I got rid of my keloid FAST Part 2 - Solution Series - NECK KELOID

NECK KELOID

I am starting this series to help those with similar problems who may be hesitant on reaching out.

This is a solution I provided to someone who needed help with a keloid on their neck. 

The Reddit handle has been replaced to respect the privacy of the user. 

Hey I read your comment and your techniques on ur blog and I was wondering about how I can get rid of my keloids on the back of my neck. They r very small in comparison to week on keloids.

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[–]to (PERSONAL) sent 23 days ago

Hi thanks for reaching out and reading the blog!

You would have to use the same technique, using either Apple cider vinegar or the acid I referred to on the page.

Use painters tape and something hard to apply pressure.

Repeat Daily/Nightly!
Removing the bandaid only when you are going out.

When you remove the band-aid be sure to put aloe Vera lotion to heal it, as it breaks down the keloid(s).

If you have any questions please feel free to ask.

Good luck!

Sorry to sound robotic, as I’m answering this at 1am, at the moment. I understand these things really destroy/ effect lives, and I love to help people get rid of them!

Also, subscribe to my blog if you want updates on how i actually just removes a new keloid within 3 days. Using the information on my blog!

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[–]from (PERSONAL) sent 23 days ago

How long do i keep the tape on? And how long will it take for the keloids to be gone? And will my hair grow back?

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[–]to (REDACTED) sent 23 days ago

You would keep the tape on all night. But with a bandaid that has your solution of choice (acid or ACV).

Be sure to put petroleum jelly or another skin protectant on the areas around your keloid that you don’t want to be effected. As far as hair, I don’t think this will effect it. As painters tape is fairly light, and the acid will not burn it off.

You can keep the tape on as long as you like also. Removing it is strictly for social needs, to not look odd while in public, or with a friend.

This may take 3 weeks or a month, depending on how long you have had the keloid. If you have had this for years I would use the acid. As ACV takes longer to penetrate the keloid.

Warning, the acid does hurt a bit. Numbing spray for burns from CVS is a bonus I didn’t include on the blog, to avoid that. Spray that on before you start if you want to reduce the pinch.

*DO NOT- Pick at it, pull it off, or cut it. A keloid is a reaction to damage, and it will heal itself again if you do any of these things. Returning a larger and tougher size.

Let it come/ fall off naturally as you are putting aloe Vera or Shea butter to heal it after every bandaid removal.

Let me know if you have any more questions! I have your back!

Good Luck, Guyscode

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[–]from (REDACTED) sent 23 days ago

I have picked at it multiple times before and they heal back the same size. I have very small keloids tho. I've had them since 2017 but it spread so it shows more but it never grow if that makes sense. It's just small but covers alot of my neck. Is there a an alternative I can use other than painters tape?

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[–]to (REDACTED) sent 23 days ago

You can use oversized bandaids as an alternative. I would stop all picking as this makes them tougher over time.

The point of the painter's tape is to essential keep it on as you move through the night, but yes oversized bandaids would work too.

Take progress pics and be sure to stay positive throughout this whole thing.

Side note - I’m not sure if where you are is on quarantine, but now is the best time to get rid of the keloids, as the process is not pretty. Spring, Summer and winter breaks in college were the times where I got rid of them the fastest.

Please see my other posts! The answers or strategies you need may be outlined there!