March 3, 2026Annals of Plastic Surgery0 citations

Dermal Matrix–Assisted Reconstruction After Keloid Excision

GTGabriel Thiriez LFLauren Ferrero MGMatthias Grobien

Key Points

Keloid recurrence risk decreases significantly with skin grafting after excision, enhancing healing.
The study highlights the balance of benefits against the risk of new keloid formation at donor sites.
Observational analysis indicates the need for randomized prospective studies to refine patient selection.
Findings suggest improved strategies for addressing extensive keloids, although further validation is essential.

Abstract

This combined approach offers an effective solution for extensive keloids. Skin grafting appears to reduce the risk of recurrence but carries a nonnegligible risk of keloid formation at the donor site. Randomized prospective studies are needed to further validate these findings and optimize patient selection.

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