Can Keloid Scars Be Removed? Dermatologist Q&A

Dermatologist Dr. Dray answers more skincare questions from viewers, covering sunscreen updates, body lotions, keloid scars, Profhilo, urea moisturizers, at-home hair removal devices, at-home lasers, and eyelid bumps. In this skincare Q&A, Dr. Dray discusses whether new FDA-approved sunscreen filters are becoming available in the United States, compares AmLactin vs. Alpha Skin Care Body Lotion, and explains why buffered ammonium lactate and glycolic acid can produce different effects on the skin. She also explains what can be done to improve raised keloid scars, whether Profhilo can help with early skin sagging, and which urea moisturizers can be used alongside tretinoin when treating conditions such as trichostasis spinulosa. Additional questions cover at-home hair removal devices, the Tria FRX laser, and the different conditions that viewers may be referring to when they describe "keratomas" on the eyelids, including seborrheic keratoses, keratoacanthomas, and angiokeratomas. In this video: • New sunscreen filters and FDA approval updates in the US • AmLactin vs. Alpha Skin Care Body Lotion • Glycolic acid vs. buffered ammonium lactate • Can keloid scars be removed or improved? • Steroid injections, pressure therapy, radiation, and surgery for keloids • What is Profhilo and how does it work? • Can Profhilo improve mild skin sagging? • Urea moisturizers to use with tretinoin • Urea creams for trichostasis spinulosa • At-home hair removal devices and potential risks • At