Clinical and Objective Outcomes of the A.S.A.P. Algorithm for Keloids: A Prospective Longitudinal Within-Patient Study With an Untreated Comparison Group

The study examined the effectiveness of the A.S.A.P. algorithm in treating keloids using a prospective longitudinal design. It was a study with a comparison group of untreated patients, which allowed for objective evaluation of treatment efficacy. The research monitored both clinical and objective outcomes in patients within the study group. The A.S.A.P. algorithm represents a specific approach to treating keloids, which are pathological scars characterized by excessive tissue growth. The study was designed to provide evidence on the effectiveness of this treatment method compared to untreated cases. The results of this study contribute to understanding treatment options for keloids in dermatology.