The Keloid Treatment segmentation by application distinguishes three primary pathways: Surgical, Non‑surgical, and Combination. Surgical applications involve excision, flap reconstruction, or grafting, representing roughly 35 % of total market revenue because they address severe, recalcitrant lesions but require postoperative management. Non‑surgical approaches—comprising intralesional corticosteroids, laser ablation, cryotherapy, silicone sheeting, and pressure devices—capture the largest share, about 55 %, driven by lower procedural risk, outpatient delivery, and broader patient acceptance. The Combination segment, accounting for approximately 10 %, integrates surgical removal with adjunctive non‑surgical modalities to reduce recurrence, reflecting a niche yet growing strategy in high‑complexity cases. Collectively, these application categories define the market taxonomy and determine resource allocation, pricing dynamics, and R&D focus across the Keloid Treatment market.