How can Scarguard’s scar repair liquid help with your Caesarean section?
After making an incision in the abdomen and the uterus, the doctor will remove the baby.
Your doctor then closes the uterus with stitches, which dissolve on their own, and closes your skin with staples or stitches. The area is covered with steri-strips and bandages.
While most cesarean section incisions are horizontal, across the lower abdomen, some are made vertically from the belly button down. Having a scar can be distressing, and can interfere with a person's body image and self-esteem. Surgical scars in women are tied to anxiety about appearance and sexuality. Treating them properly can make a huge difference in reducing the appearance of a c-section scar.