Radiation therapy is sometimes used after surgical excision to reduce the likelihood of keloid recurrence. However, this approach is not always recommended due to potential side effects.

Interferon is a medication that can be injected into the keloid to reduce collagen production. It is not a first-line treatment and is often considered when other methods have failed.

Combining different treatment modalities may enhance their effectiveness. For example, surgical excision followed by steroid injections and pressure dressings.

Prevention is crucial, especially for individuals with a history of keloid formation. Techniques such as applying silicone sheets to wounds after surgery, laser therapy, or steroid injections can be used to prevent keloid formation.

Before undergoing a Pumpkin Enzyme Peel or any chemical exfoliation treatment, it's advisable to consult with a skincare professional or dermatologist to determine the suitability for your skin type and to discuss potential risks and benefits.