How to remove cesarean section scars?

With the development of science and technology, the overall medical and health care levels have been greatly improved. It is precisely because of this that many women now choose caesarean section when giving birth, which is convenient, quick and saves trouble. But after giving birth, the incision on the belly will hurt and leave a scar. Women who love beauty will always ask unconsciously: How to remove cesarean section scars? If you want to remove scars, start from the bottom.

First of all, pay special attention to postpartum care.

1. Change the wound dressing frequently and keep the wound and the surrounding area clean and dry. Keep the scar clean at all times, wipe off sweat in time, and do not wash with hot water.

2. Protect the scab on the incision after surgery. Removing the scab too early will take away the epidermal cells that are still in the repair stage, or even tear off the dermal tissue, causing itching in the wound.

3. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can apply some topical medications, such as Fuqingsong, triamcinolone, dexamethasone, etc.

4. Improve your diet appropriately and eat more fruits, eggs, lean meat, pork skin and other foods rich in vitamin C, vitamin E, and amino acids. Avoid eating spicy foods such as peppers, onions, and garlic.

5. When resting, it is best to lie on your side with your body slightly bent to reduce tension on the abdominal wall. After the stitches are removed, avoid strenuous exercise, excessive extension or lateral flexion of the body.

6. If you want to completely remove the cesarean section scar, you have to use some scar repair products.

Removing a cesarean section scar is a minor and simple operation, but the doctor must be experienced and know how to eliminate the tension on the incision. Otherwise, the scar will still be obvious after the next operation. The operation must be performed more than three months after delivery, because at this time the abdomen has shrunk to a stable state, the skin is no longer obviously loose, and the doctor has taken measures to reduce tension. Most cesarean section scars can be sutured quite beautifully, and some scars even look like just a light and short line. With the suture method of cosmetic surgery, the scar after the operation is very small and basically invisible, and it does not affect the wearing of belly-revealing clothing at all, and it also solves the psychological problem. After the cesarean section scar is removed, the newly formed scar is in the shape of a thin straight line and is generally not visible.

In fact, the so-called scar removal is actually maintenance plus re-surgery. It is basically impossible to completely remove scars and restore the original intact skin. We can only perform secondary surgery or maintenance to make the scars lighter, weaker, and smaller, so that they become inconspicuous and do not affect our appearance. If you want to remove scars, learn from others!