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C-section scar removal/revision - any recommendations?

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BipBippadotta · 28/03/2016 22:00

I would like to have my c-section scar removed / minimised, possibly as part of a mini tummy tuck. Has anyone had this done? And moreover, can anyone recommend a good surgeon?

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BipBippadotta · 29/03/2016 13:03

Anyone?

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nearlyovertherainbow · 29/03/2016 13:19

I didn't know you could Confused Watching with interest.....

BipBippadotta · 29/03/2016 15:14

I didn't know either until chancing upon it on the internet & becoming obsessed. Doesn't look like many people have done it though. Perhaps not a good idea to be an early adopter...

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mrsvilliers · 29/03/2016 16:19

Is it the scar or the excess around it that bothers you? Every so often I dream of getting the area around my scar removed with lipo...

BipBippadotta · 29/03/2016 18:31

Everything, really - the scar's stuck on one side and is huge & uneven, and then I've got a little bit of wrinkly skin that pools over it when I sit down. Don't think I'd mind so much except I also lost the baby so having to look at the scar all the time makes me extra depressed.

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nearlyovertherainbow · 30/03/2016 15:16

OP, I'm so sorry for your loss Flowers

mrsvilliers · 31/03/2016 09:22

Oh OP I'm so sorry to hear that. Big hugs.

hugoagogo · 31/03/2016 10:04

So sorry to hear that Bip

I've had two emcs and the scar is pretty much gone now. It took a good while to fade though, but I would worry that any surgery might just make it worse.

Its would likely have an emotional impact on you too, have you had any counselling?

BipBippadotta · 31/03/2016 13:53

Thanks, all. Have had loads of counselling, and lots of support from family. Just thinking that it would be nice to feel confident about my body again. To wear a bikini even, or a fitted dress that doesn't dip in where the scar is. It's not so much the look of the scar itself, but the fact that it's essentially diagonal & stuck on one side so it creates a ledge of tissue.

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mrsvilliers · 01/04/2016 07:02

I have heard of people paying for a subsequent private c section and having their previous scar removed at the same time. I'm sure someone on here will have good advice but not sure S and B is the place for it. Maybe contact MNHQ and see if they can move it Flowers

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