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A keloidal scar is the same as a hypertrophic scar but it is older and it is usually fixed, meaning that a hypertrophic scar is usually still evolving or maturing. A keloid is usually a scar which is in its final form and is somewhat more difficult to remove or remodel. Keloidal scars, depending on where they are, can be remodeled but with greater effort.
