do anyone know where to find a keloid specialist in the los angeles area.i have been searching and have no luc

Answer 1

BEVERLY HILLS

Gary Augter MD 433 N Camden Drive [phone]
Emily F Bloom MD 436 N Bedford Drive [phone]
Letantia Bussell MD 433 N Camden Drive [phone]
Sheri G Feldman MD 435 N Roxbury Drive [phone]
Annette J Gottlieb MD 8920 Wilshire Boulevard [phone]
Robert M Jazayeri MD 9735 Wilshire Boulevard [phone]
Stuart H Kaplan MD 435 N Roxbury Drive [phone]
Ezra MD Kest 414 N Camden Drive [phone]
Arnold W Klein MD 435 N Roxbury Drive [phone]
Peter L Kopelson MD 436 N Bedford Drive [phone]
Guity Moghadam MD 9730 Wilshire Boulevard [phone]
Joan Osder MD 436 N Bedford Drive [phone]
Agatha L Park MD 436 N Bedford Drive [phone]
Leo M Pomerantz MD 9735 Wilshire Boulevard [phone]
Rhonda Rand MD 436 N Roxbury Drive [phone]
David C Rish MD 435 N Roxbury Drive [phone]
Mark Rubin MD 201 S Lasky Drive [phone]
Myron Samovitz MD 416 N Bedford Drive [phone]
Harry W Saperstein MD 8920 Wilshire Boulevard [phone]
SANTA MONICA

Kathleen R Adair MD 2001 Santa Monica Boulevard [phone]
Mary Lee Amerian MD 2336 Santa Monica Boulevard [phone]
Jovanka Bach MD 1301 20th Street [phone]
Richard G Bennett MD 1301 20th Street [phone]
Marc Chalet MD 2811 Wilshire Boulevard [phone]
Gregory J Colman MD 2001 Santa Monica Boulevard [phone]
Ronald J Hale MD 1450 10th Street [phone]
Joseph W Landau MD 2428 Santa Monica Boulevard [phone]
Nicholas J Lowe MD 2001 Santa Monica Boulevard [phone]
Billie M Phelps MD 2001 Santa Monica Boulevard [phone]
Pamela Rand MD 1260 15th Street [phone]
Lauren L Reager MD 2001 Santa Monica Boulevard [phone]
Paul L Smith MD 2001 Santa Monica Boulevard [phone]
Alfred Stanley MD 2001 Santa Monica Boulevard [phone]
David Stoll MD 2021 Santa Monica Boulevard [phone]
PALOS VERDES
Grant Stevens, M.D., F.A.C.S. 927 Deep Valley Drive Suite 175 1-800-7-NEW-YOU
BURBANK

Jeff Ashley MD 2625 W Alameda Ave [phone]
Greg J. Nelson MD 2625 W Alameda Ave [phone]
Joel Schwartz MD 2701 W Alameda Ave [phone]

CANOGA PARK

Joseph G. Silverberg MD 23101 Sherman Pl [phone]

ENCINO

Norman A Brooks MD 16311 Ventura Boulevard [phone]
Stephen J Friedman MD 16255 Ventura Boulevard [phone]
Roberto Jazayeri MD 17251 Ventura Boulevard [phone]
Donna J Ko MD 16260 Ventura Boulevard [phone]
Gary P Lask MD 16260 Ventura Boulevard [phone]
Debra Luftman MD 16500 Ventura Boulevard Suite 409 [phone]
Norman H Nelson MD 5400 Balboa Boulevard [phone]
Bernard Raskin MD 16133 Ventura Boulevard [phone]
Helene R Rosenzweig MD 16260 Ventura Boulevard [phone]
Gerald J Steinberg MD 5400 Balboa Boulevard [phone]
Reza Torchizy MD 16661 Ventura Boulevard [phone]

NORTHRIDGE

Michael Borok MD 18251 Roscoe Boulevard [phone]
William R Coleman MD 8331 Reseda Boulevard [phone]
Leonard Springer MD 18350 Roscoe Boulevard [phone]

SHERMAN OAKS
Carl S Korn MD 4849 Van Nuys Boulevard [phone]
Albert R Mackenzie MD 4940 Van Nuys Boulevard [phone]
Ronald L Moy MD 4955 Van Nuys Boulevard [phone]
Edward Petko MD 4955 Van Nuys Boulevard [phone]
Chester M Sidell MD 4955 Van Nuys Boulevard [phone]
VAN NUYS

Robert Hartman MD 15243 Vanowen St [phone]
Greg Nelson MD 6850 Sepulveda Boulevard [phone]

WOODLAND HILLS

Bradford G. Klein MD 6325 Topanga Canyon Boulevard [phone]
William Schweitzer MD - Kaiser Permanente 5601 De Soto Ave [phone]
Paul S. Wolfish MD - Kaiser Permanete 5601 De Soto Ave [phone]

Answer 2

There were 693 sites that came up with "Keloid Specialist at Los Angeles" in the Google Search.

However, you could call 800-New-Hair and ask for .Dr. William Rassman, M.D.; or try contacting Dennis Woo, M.D., chairman, Department of Pediatrics, Santa Monica UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica, Calif., and Assistant Clinical Professor, UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, Los Angeles [telephone number was not given].

All the best.

Answer 3

And what do you say about the hospitals in LA that are closing or killing more patients than they cure; or the school system which turns out the most uneducated and illiterate pupils in the civilized world; or the tax base that is disappearing to the extent that road work and basic infrastructure is becoming more like Ecuador than the US; or the population that is more content accepting the national and local government dole (and gang rule) than making their city better. As a Californian, I really wish people wouldn't point to LA (or San Francisco, for that matter) as an example of California. Those cities are more like third-world countries located within California borders.

Answer 4

A topical treatment assists in healing post procedure or simply reduce the scar tissue over time on its own. A lot of studies show benefit from GHK-cu tripeptide complex which is a key ingredient in product online or thru doctors called "NuGlow" serum. They do not claim scar treatment, but studies show this to be of help and I have seen it work on my own over a period of months, enough time for new skin to form.

Answer 5

rather....go to a dermatologist
they specialize in skin so they would best know how to treat it
I dont think removing it is the best option because scarring is what caused it and it would just come back..

I hear there are some laser therapies that are helpful
but again consult a dermatologist

Answer 6

You would have to go to a plastic surgeon to have it removed. There is a great chance that after the surgery you could get a bigger keloid in its place.

Answer 7

NO SUCH THING.....GO TO PLASTIC SURGEON