just curious.. what does your scar look like? how long has it been since your surgery? how big is it? and where?
mine is right above my pubic hair line (horizonal), and its about 5 inches long. its white and barely visable now and my son will be 3 in january
My scar is about 7 inches long and goes from my belly button down to my pubic bone. My first scar was kind of thick (it was really bad by the end of my 3rd pregnancy), but they burned it off during my second c-section and my newer scar is much thinner. It's been 20 months and the color has faded a bit to pretty much white.
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Mine is about 4 inches above my pubic bone as well,its about 5 inches long and its the same color as my skin but there is a small area where it is bumpy and red.Last one was 20 months ago.
I have had 2 and my scar is very small and really un-noticable right above my pubs.
Read my journal on how im losing it! http://www.cafemom.com/journals/read/1003740/About_my_weightloss_I_have_had_SOOO_MANY_ppl_messeging_me_about_it
my first csection scar was pencil thin/ white / smooth across and about 5 inches- not visible unless you were right on it
it has been 6 months since my 2nd csection and the scar is also very thin, white except a light pink half inch of it which i think will fade. it is slightly wider and not smooth across in that the area around the incision seems to dip towards the scar in Some places but is smoother in others.
all in all- not a bad scar at all and ive seen some gnarly scars
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- ToriBabe1221
on Nov. 25, 2009 at 11:32 AM