Gilbert · 85295
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James M. Reidy, DO
2680 S Val Vista Dr, Gilbert, AZ, 85295
Keloid Injections in Phoenix
Compare Keloid Injections providers in Phoenix across Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, and surrounding areas, with typical local pricing and public Google ratings for each one. See the range before you call.
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Keloid Injections in Phoenix typically costs $240-$360 per session.
Top Keloid Injections providers in Phoenix
Phoenix · 85028
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Elite Plastic Surgery - Phoenix AZ
10910 N Tatum Blvd Suite B-101, Phoenix, AZ, 85028
Phoenix · 85020
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Phoenix Plastic Surgery
9250 N 3rd St suite 1003, Phoenix, AZ, 85020
Arcadia · 85018
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Paquet Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery - Dr. Christian Paquet
4400 N 32nd St #220, Phoenix, AZ, 85018
North Scottsdale · 85260
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Koda Plastic Surgery - Dr. Sergey Turin MD
9097 E Desert Cove Ave STE 100, Scottsdale, AZ, 85260
Phoenix · 85027
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Dr. Rimma Finkel MD PLLC, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon
20033 N 19th Ave #108, Phoenix, AZ 85027
Desert Ridge · 85054
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Plastic Surgery Center of Scottsdale
18325 N Allied Way STE 110, Phoenix, AZ, 85054
Arcadia · 85018
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Arizona Cosmetic Surgery
4202 N 32nd St STE F, Phoenix, AZ, 85018
Tempe · 85282
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Tempe Cosmetic Surgery Center
2151 E Broadway Rd, Tempe, AZ, 85282
This page lists 9 Keloid Injections providers across Gilbert, Arcadia, North Scottsdale, Desert Ridge and nearby areas. All of them have public Google ratings shown above.
Pricing shown is estimated based on Phoenix regional averages unless marked "Provider verified." Ratings and review counts are public Google ratings. Always confirm pricing directly with the provider.
What is a Keloid Injections?
A keloid injection delivers a corticosteroid, most commonly triamcinolone (Kenalog), directly into raised scar tissue to soften and flatten it. The steroid slows the overproduction of collagen that made the scar grow beyond the original wound, and it usually calms the itching and tenderness before the scar visibly changes. It takes a few minutes in the office, and almost always works as a series of injections spaced four to six weeks apart rather than a single visit.
This is the standard first-line treatment for keloids, and that matters: cutting a keloid out on its own carries a high chance of it growing back, often larger, which is why surgery for keloids is nearly always combined with injections rather than used instead of them. Injections soften and flatten; they do not erase the scar, and keloids can recur, so maintenance is common.
It is not a treatment for indented acne scars, which are the opposite problem and belong with subcision, microneedling and resurfacing. And one honest note for the patients most affected: the steroid can lighten the skin around the injection site, and that shows more on deeper skin tones, the same skin most prone to keloids. Raise it with your provider so they can adjust the dose.
How much does a Keloid Injections cost in Phoenix?
Keloid injections in Phoenix typically cost between $240 and $360 per session, and most people need a series.
Single session
One area, typical visit
$200‑$300
Typical course
3-5 sessions, 4-6 weeks apart
$600‑$1,500
Multiple or large keloids
Often priced by lesion or by dose
Varies by provider
Last updated August 2026. Estimates reflect Phoenix regional averages and Get Clear Beauty provider data — read how we estimate prices.
What to ask your provider
- Is this a keloid or a hypertrophic scar, and how does that change what I should expect?
- How many sessions do you think my scar will need, and how will we judge progress?
- I have a deeper skin tone, how will you guard against lightening around the injection site?
- Is my keloid painful or growing enough that my insurance might cover treatment?
- Who performs the injection, and who supervises?
- If injections alone are not enough, what is the next step, and does it still include injections?
Frequently asked questions
How many keloid injections will I need?
Most people need a series rather than a single visit. Injections are usually spaced four to six weeks apart, and three to five sessions is a common course, though large or long-standing keloids can take longer. The itching and tenderness often ease before the scar visibly flattens, which is usually the first sign it is working.
Will the keloid come back after injections?
Keloids can recur, which is why treatment is usually ongoing rather than one-and-done. Flattening achieved with injections can hold for a long time, but some people need occasional maintenance injections or supportive measures like silicone sheeting or pressure. This is also why cutting a keloid out on its own is rarely the first choice: removing one surgically without additional treatment carries a high chance of it growing back, often larger.
Does insurance cover keloid treatment?
Often, when the keloid is painful, itchy, growing or restricting movement, treatment is handled as medical dermatology and may be covered by your plan. Coverage depends on your plan and the documentation, so check directly. The price shown here is a typical self-pay estimate for patients paying cash.
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