Surgical treatment of keloids, or keloid scars, is a method of removing keloids through surgical excision, skin grafting, and skin flap transplantation. Surgery alone is often not a complete cure, and other treatments need to be supplemented after surgery. 1. Surgical excision: the keloid can be removed directly through surgery, but the surgery may leave a new scar in the local area. 2. Skin grafting: A piece of skin is removed from a healthy part of the body and covered with the keloid, but it may leave a scar. 3. Skin flap transplantation: the skin and subcutaneous fat tissue from the blood supply area are transplanted to the keloid area, so that the skin flap area and the local area will generate new blood flow, which can lighten and eliminate the effect of keloid. If you want to know the specific way of surgical treatment of keloid, you can go to the regular hospital to consult the doctor and clarify the relevant matters.