Plastic surgeon to close c section?

[Anonymous]

Anyone have a plastic surgeon in the area close their c section incision? Is this possible? I heard it makes for better recovery and better scar line. Anyone able to share cost for this?

[Anonymous]

I think outside of really arranging a very personal experience or being a hospital employee who can pull some strings (like has a friend plastic who agrees to be there at that time) it is pretty hard to pull this off. You would need to like, hire a plastic surgeon and have them on call for that whole time period. I imagine it would be very expensive.

[Anonymous]

Find a plastic surgeon who has hospital privileges where you want to deliver, call and ask. You might be able to schedule your C for a day s/he is in the OR.

An OB absolutely destroyed my uterus, left a huge cyst. The next one came by with a 2nd Csec and left if fully ruptured. OBs are incompetent surgeons. It is a running "joke" in surgery. I have an acquaintance who complained to the medical board about her single layer closure that left her with a symptomatic isthmocele and the medical board sided with the OB. It is well known single layer closure is inferior to that of double. Obstetrics has a systemic culture of abuse toward women.

[Anonymous]

Vain, vain, vain

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Find a plastic surgeon who has hospital privileges where you want to deliver, call and ask. You might be able to schedule your C for a day s/he is in the OR.

An OB absolutely destroyed my uterus, left a huge cyst. The next one came by with a 2nd Csec and left if fully ruptured. OBs are incompetent surgeons. It is a running "joke" in surgery. I have an acquaintance who complained to the medical board about her single layer closure that left her with a symptomatic isthmocele and the medical board sided with the OB. It is well known single layer closure is inferior to that of double. Obstetrics has a systemic culture of abuse toward women.

This sounds like a you probably. Lots of women are prone to keloids, sorry your skin is just not perfect.

[Anonymous]

No, don't be stupid and vain.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Find a plastic surgeon who has hospital privileges where you want to deliver, call and ask. You might be able to schedule your C for a day s/he is in the OR.

An OB absolutely destroyed my uterus, left a huge cyst. The next one came by with a 2nd Csec and left if fully ruptured. OBs are incompetent surgeons. It is a running "joke" in surgery. I have an acquaintance who complained to the medical board about her single layer closure that left her with a symptomatic isthmocele and the medical board sided with the OB. It is well known single layer closure is inferior to that of double. Obstetrics has a systemic culture of abuse toward women.

Do you know how many plastic surgeons are trained on closing a uterus?

OP your suture line will be below your public hair line. Mine did an amazing job. I had two VBACs also.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone have a plastic surgeon in the area close their c section incision? Is this possible? I heard it makes for better recovery and better scar line. Anyone able to share cost for this?

How?

[Anonymous]

You have more important things to worry about than your scar. Parental responsibility is going to blindside you. On the other hand, maybe you have enough money to pay for 2 nannies and a night nurse.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Find a plastic surgeon who has hospital privileges where you want to deliver, call and ask. You might be able to schedule your C for a day s/he is in the OR.

An OB absolutely destroyed my uterus, left a huge cyst. The next one came by with a 2nd Csec and left if fully ruptured. OBs are incompetent surgeons. It is a running "joke" in surgery. I have an acquaintance who complained to the medical board about her single layer closure that left her with a symptomatic isthmocele and the medical board sided with the OB. It is well known single layer closure is inferior to that of double. Obstetrics has a systemic culture of abuse toward women.

This sounds like a you probably. Lots of women are prone to keloids, sorry your skin is just not perfect.

I don't have kelois. The scars on the outside are almost invisible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Find a plastic surgeon who has hospital privileges where you want to deliver, call and ask. You might be able to schedule your C for a day s/he is in the OR.

An OB absolutely destroyed my uterus, left a huge cyst. The next one came by with a 2nd Csec and left if fully ruptured. OBs are incompetent surgeons. It is a running "joke" in surgery. I have an acquaintance who complained to the medical board about her single layer closure that left her with a symptomatic isthmocele and the medical board sided with the OB. It is well known single layer closure is inferior to that of double. Obstetrics has a systemic culture of abuse toward women.

Do you know how many plastic surgeons are trained on closing a uterus?

OP your suture line will be below your public hair line. Mine did an amazing job. I had two VBACs also.

The external scar doesn't matter. If it turns out ugly it can be revised by a tummy tuck. The scar on the uterus is what matters

[Anonymous]

Tissue healing is so variable. You could have the finest surgeon in the hospital and still struggle. I’d not worry about this now.

[Anonymous]

OP - I have heard of it done but generally plastic surgeons want to do it a year later although some will at six months. https://wmhsplasticsurgery.com/plastic-surger...%20the%20new%20baby.