Keloid Ear Surgery

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Keloid scars on the ear often form after piercings, injuries, or surgery, when fibrous tissue grows excessively during healing. This leads to raised, hard, reddish scars.
Keloid ear correction involves surgically removing the scar tissue and combining multiple methods—magnetic earrings, steroid injections, or radiation therapy—to prevent recurrence.

Why does the ear develop keloids so easily?
The ear has poor blood flow and underdeveloped lymph drainage. If lymph is already "polluted" by a lifetime of processed food or inherited toxicity, wounds on the ear (where there's little fat between skin and cartilage) can provoke aggressive fibrous overgrowth.

Prevention?
It takes a lifetime:

Sweat it out daily with exercise

Sleep early—melatonin detoxes lymph

Go plant-based and avoid processed food

Do it consistently for 10+ years

Keloid treatment isn’t just about cutting it out—it's about changing your body's terrain.
Let’s stop passing on toxic habits to the next generation. It starts with us.

Keloid ear surgery treats abnormal tissue caused by lymph leakage in an already polluted lymph system.
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