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Keloid of the toe: Novel pressure treatment

Treatment of keloids is problematic and requires a well thought-out therapeutic concept [1]. The technique of pressure application with a compression cuff is based on the successful treatment of keloids of the ear (with ablation, steroid injection and pressure clip). The challenge in treating keloids in uncommon sites (for example the little toe) is the application of uniform pressure at various intensities with cuffs.