1, scar removal method of cesarean section
1, laser method
When using caesarean scar repair method to repair caesarean scar, the first step is to inject drugs locally to inhibit reticular fiber proliferation; Step 2, simultaneously, combined with dye pulse laser irradiation with a specific wavelength, the hyperplastic blood vessels are sealed, so that the hyperplastic scars are released and gradually flattened and thinned; The third step is to restore the scar of caesarean section to a thin line-like shape. Experts from the Beretta Scar Research Center suggest that 1-2 pulsed laser irradiation should be performed 2-4 weeks after caesarean scar repair to avoid the appearance of earthworm-like scars.
2, surgical methods
Caesarean scar repair is more suitable for ugly scars or hypertrophic scar tissue caused by infection and foreign bodies, because Caesarean scar repair can remove scars and re-sew. For scars with straight incision, the incision can be redesigned to beautify the scar. For the ugly scar protruding from the lower abdomen, experts from the Beretta Scar Research Center suggest that caesarean scar repair should be done first, liposuction or abdominal plastic surgery should be done, abdominal muscle fascia should be tightened to restore tension, then excess skin should be removed, and caesarean scar repair should be re-stitched with minimum incision tension to improve the scar and figure to the maximum extent.
Caesarean scar is the mark of love left by the baby. Medical technology is developing very well now. As long as we cherish it, it will not seriously affect the appearance. If you want to get rid of it, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital to avoid leaving sequelae.
2. How is the scar formed?
Scar is called scar in medicine. First, let's look at how scars are formed. Once the skin is injured, there are two main ways to heal according to the different types of trauma: one is that only when the epidermis is injured, the body is filled with the same cells, leaving no trace after the injury; The other is that when the dermis or even the muscle layer has been damaged, a large number of fibroblasts gather in the body due to the tension of the tissues around the wound, thus generating powerful scar tissue to effectively connect the wound, and finally forming scar repair.
3. How to prevent scar hyperplasia
The period of scar hyperplasia is 3-6 months after trauma, and the vascular proliferation around the early wound provides nutrition for tissue repair, so the scars we see at this time are red, hard and convex, and some patients may be accompanied by pain and itching. After 6 months, the scar entered a mature period, when the scar gradually softened and the color faded. Therefore, the ideal scar prevention and treatment should last for 3-6 months immediately after trauma.