Keloids, a type of scar that extends beyond the skin's surface and spreads into the surrounding normal skin, can be treated using various methods. One option is intralesional injections, where the surgeon administers injections at the scar site to break the bonds between collagen fibers. The amount of injection is determined based on the scar size and the patient's health conditions, helping to reduce the size of the scarring. Another treatment option is surgical excision, which involves removing the keloid through a small surgical intervention and injecting intralesional steroids to aid in the healing process. However, it is important to note that even with the best treatment, keloid-based scars have a chance of recurring.