Is it serious to have hyperplasia of cesarean section incision?

Nowadays, pregnant women tend to choose cesarean section for delivery, mainly to avoid the pain of natural childbirth. However, compared with natural birth, giving birth by cesarean section may cause various problems, such as hyperplasia of cesarean section scars. The scar after cesarean section will make the originally smooth belly look ugly, sometimes even itchy and painful, and may also cause hyperplasia of the cesarean section scar. What are the symptoms of cesarean section scar hyperplasia? Next, let’s look at the symptoms of cesarean section scar hyperplasia. Cesarean section scar hyperplasia is a condition in which a part of the wound protrudes from the surface of the skin and becomes red, purple, and hardened about ten days after the surgical forceps were opened after a cesarean section.

About two to three weeks after cesarean section, the scar begins to proliferate, and the part becomes red, purple, and hardened, and protrudes from the surface of the skin. This lasts for about three months to half a year, and the fibrosis gradually stops, the scar gradually becomes better and looser, and the color becomes brown-black. This is the symptom of cesarean section scar hyperplasia.

1. The cesarean section scar becomes indented and the skin becomes loose. The belly feels like a yellow chrysanthemum, covered with wrinkles and looks wrinkled. It is also the ugliest scar. In such a situation, plastic surgery and scar prevention treatment are required.

2. Hypertrophic scars are concave. Such scars are mainly caused by adhesion of the abdominal muscles under the scar tissue, resulting in a concave in the middle. The fat under the skin on both sides of the scar bulges outward. Hypertrophic scars caused by cesarean section can be treated with lipolysis and scar removal surgery. As long as two needle holes and a British radio frequency instrument are used, the problem can be easily solved. The clinical effect is obvious and it can also help lose weight.

3. Raised, bright red or dark brown, the scars are very firm, usually with a painful or itchy feeling. Scar symptoms will be significantly aggravated after taking spicy or irritating foods. Such scars are best treated with laser scar removal, which can improve hypertrophic scars and make the tone closer to normal skin color. One treatment can achieve more significant results.