08/04/2026
Ear keloids are more common than most people realize, and they're also one of the hardest things to treat well.
This patient came to me after living with a keloid on his earlobe. What you're seeing in the second photo is immediately post-op, and the early result already speaks for itself.
Here's why so many people struggle to get lasting results: surgery alone carries a recurrence rate of up to 60%. The keloid comes back, sometimes even larger than before. That's not a surgery problem. That's a treatment plan problem.
My protocol is different. I combine surgical excision with radiation therapy, and I start radiation immediately after the procedure. That combination is what drives recurrence rates down to less than 10%.
✨ Outpatient excision performed in-office
✨ In-house radiation started same day as surgery
✨ Recurrence rate reduced to under 10%
✨ Treatment tailored to size, location, and your personal history
If you've already had a keloid removed and watched it come back, or if you've been told your only option is to live with it, I want to talk.
📍 Miami Beach, FL
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