In some cases of necessity, some expectant mothers need to choose caesarean section, and the most troublesome thing about caesarean section is that it is easy to have scars after delivery, which is undoubtedly a very tangled thing for expectant mothers who love beauty. In this regard, Wuhan Renai experts pointed out that as long as female friends do a good job of postpartum care, they can prevent the appearance of scars and achieve the basic invisible effect. Let me give you a brief introduction. 1, there may be itching after the scar appears after caesarean section. At this time, the new mother must resist. Scar can not be scratched by hand, nor can it be scratched on the epidermis, so as to avoid the scar becoming more and more serious. 2. The scar after caesarean section will scab. At this time, don't artificially pull down the scabbed skin. Because premature scabbing will take away the epidermal cells that are still in the repair stage, and even tear the dermal tissue, which will stimulate the wound itching. The scab needs to mature and fall off naturally. Recommended reading: various problems left over by caesarean section 3. When the scab falls off, an unstable scar may be formed. At this time, keep the scar clean at any time, wipe the sweat in time, and don't burn it with hot water. 4, pay attention to rest after caesarean section, avoid strenuous exercise, rest, it is best to take a lateral rest, to reduce abdominal tension. 5, after caesarean section, preventive use of antibiotics to prevent scars. The logistics of caesarean section should change the dressing, keep the environment around the wound clean and dry, avoid infection and delay the wound healing. Through the above introduction, I believe you have understood "can the scar after caesarean section be removed?" . Tips: Female friends should not rush to use some drugs to get rid of the scars after caesarean section, but should take care of them first. Generally speaking, after scabs fall off or stitches are removed 15 days, anti-scar drugs can be used externally under the guidance of a doctor.