Ear keloid — close-up clinical photograph

Ear Keloids

Surgical removal and steroid injection treatment by a world-renowned ear reconstruction surgeon

Keloid treatment at 152 Harley Street

Mr O'Toole has treated thousands of ear keloids, as well as keloids found elsewhere on the body. His surgical approach prioritises removal of the abnormal scar while preserving the natural shape of the ear and minimising the risk of recurrence.

Treatment may involve surgery, steroid injections, or a combination of both — tailored to each patient's keloid at a personalised clinic appointment. Surgery is almost always performed under local anaesthetic, and can usually be organised with minimal delay.

Follow-up steroid injections after surgery are used to reduce the likelihood of keloid recurrence, and are administered at 152 Harley Street, London.

Dedicated keloid resource

Mr O'Toole runs a dedicated website for ear keloid surgery and steroid injection treatment. Visit earkeloid.com for full information, before and after results, and to make an enquiry directly.

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At a glance

  • Thousands of ear keloids treated
  • Surgery and steroid injections
  • No wait for surgery
  • Local anaesthetic in most cases
  • 152 Harley Street, London

Your keloid treatment timeline

1

Phone or email secretary

To begin, call or email Mr O'Toole's secretary. Feel free to send photos and ask any question you may have.

2

Clinic appointment

Schedule a clinic appointment with Mr O'Toole, at which a personalised treatment plan for you and your keloid is made. This may involve planning surgery, steroid injections, or both.

3

Surgery

Surgery can usually be organised with minimal delay to remove your keloid. Surgery is almost always under local anaesthetic.

4

Follow up

With your keloid removed, follow-up appointments to administer steroid injections can be organised to reduce the likelihood of keloid recurrence.

Book a consultation

Contact Mr O'Toole's secretary to arrange a clinic appointment and discuss your keloid treatment options.

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