Various treatments are available for keloid scars, aiming to reduce their appearance and symptoms. One common approach is surgical removal, where the keloid is excised, but there is a risk of recurrence. Cryotherapy involves freezing the scar tissue, which can help flatten and reduce its size. Intralesional corticosteroid injections are administered directly into the keloid to decrease inflammation and promote flattening. Laser therapy is another option, utilizing targeted light energy to fade redness and improve the texture of the scar. Pressure dressings, silicone gel sheets, and radiation therapy may also be employed. Combination therapies and personalized approaches are often used to achieve optimal results in keloid scar treatment.