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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Question for you all - Will be having a scheduled c section after my first kid’s emergency c section after labor which sucked (I had more bleeding that usual). My scar is also ugly red raised and uneven - do they cut in the same place or will I have two scars? How does it look like? Terrified ...and panicked reading these [/quote] My first planned c section left me with a jagged scar. My ob revised the scar when I had my second and it looks pretty good (for a scar). It has faded a lot, also.[/quote] Same. I had a keloid scar from my first and I specifically asked my OB to fix it the second time and she did an amazing job—even got rid of the little shelf I had from the first one. But be sure to ask—I definitely got the impression that it wouldn’t have received extra attention if I didn’t bring it up. [/quote] Pp. Mine looked so bad, the doctor mentioned it first. I intended to ask her about it but wasn't sure how to brooch it because she did the first surgery. I thankfully do not have a shelf or pooch, which I've read about on here.[/quote] [b]I’m the poster asking and I definitely have a shelf too ugh but I wonder if asking to fix it adds to time and complication? Thank you all though I will ask and this thread is so helpful![/b] [/quote] Keloid PP from above here: Stitching me up from the first section that left me with an awful scar took SO much longer than the second one. I have no idea what went “wrong” but even the anesthesiologist was like “uh, guys? You wrapping this up soon?” during the first one and the second one was smooth sailing. Baby snuggled by my neck the whole time and I had no sense of it being longer or more complicated. [/quote]
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