Raised scars, hard nodules, itching, pain, discoloration, and cosmetic discomfort often remain for years because most treatments focus only on surface appearance, not abnormal tissue response beneath the skin.
Keloids and problematic scars form due to disturbed wound healing, excess tissue growth response, inflammation, poor circulation, metabolic imbalance, toxin accumulation, and individual tissue sensitivity.
Ayurveda approaches keloids and scars by regulating tissue growth, improving circulation, reducing inflammation, softening hardened tissue, and supporting normal skin repair naturally.
At Praanavaidya, keloid and scar management is a physician guided Ayurvedic correction program aimed at improving tissue behavior and skin quality over time, rather than aggressive removal.
Each patient undergoes detailed evaluation including scar type, duration, size, symptoms, healing history, digestion, metabolism, skin sensitivity, and lifestyle before treatment planning.
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Based on clinical suitability, doctors may advise:
Treatment focuses on:
Continuous medical supervision ensures:
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