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Do not scratch, cut, pierce any blemish. Anytime there is trauma to the skin, your body begins to overproduce its scar. So that means don't try and tattoo over it. Watch what you eat as they can trigger pain-peanuts, shrimp, garlic, spicy foods, fried foods, soda etc can cause pain in your keloids.
In some instances, thickened scar tissue can form on cartilage on the back of the ear or on the nose, for example, says Derick. This piercing complication, called a keloid, is typically very difficult to treat. Keloids often run in families, and are more common in people of African, Asian or Hispanic descent.