Whether the flesh inside the keloid after excision softens or not is related to the type of keloid, superficial keloid can soften while other types of keloid will not.
People with keloid scarring are more prone to scarring after injury than normal people. Keloid scars can be categorized into superficial keloid scars, atrophic keloid scars, hyperplastic keloid scars and keloid scars, of which the latter two are the most common, and only superficial keloid scars can soften on their own.
The scar left after excision is often superficial scar, hyperplastic scar or keloid, so the flesh inside may soften after a period of time, but it may gradually become hard and tough, which affects the aesthetics and even the function, and requires anti-scarring treatment in the hospital.
Hyperplastic keloid and keloid can be treated with X-ray superficial irradiation or isotope radiation therapy, glucocorticoid intradermal multi-point injection, and surgery, which can soften and remove them.
If you have the need to get rid of keloid scars, it is recommended that you visit a hospital in time, and medications should be used as prescribed by your doctor.