How long are C-section scars usually?

How long are general cesarean section scars? Female friends who give birth through cesarean section, in addition to enjoying the joy of being a mother, are also particularly worried about the cesarean section scars. They especially have doubts about how long general cesarean section scars will be, and they are concerned that long cesarean section scars may affect their appearance.

How long are general cesarean section scars?

1. The scar from a cesarean section is slightly purple or slightly black.

2. Over time (that is, about two years or more), it does indeed become softer when touched, but it is still more protruding than normal skin (not smooth, not flat), just like the protruding appearance before a normal wound heals.

3. It is approximately 10 cm, but after healing, most are around 7 cm. This is because if it is a cesarean section, only the lower abdomen is cut deeper. The scars at the starting and ending points of the incision are very shallow, and the healing is also good, not obvious, and explosive. So even if the uterine incision is really long, it cannot be clearly seen after a long time.

Through the above introduction, you should have a certain understanding of how long cesarean section scars are. Experts indicate that new mothers do not need to worry too much about the problem of cesarean section scars. In fact, with today's advanced plastic surgery technology, cesarean section scars can be completely removed through surgical means.