C-section scar revision is a surgical procedure designed to improve the appearance and quality of a scar left after a cesarean section. In many cases, the scar may become wide, uneven, depressed, thickened, or create a characteristic skin fold above the incision.
The procedure is performed by Dr. Piotr Rak, MD, PhD, a specialist in general and oncological surgery. Each patient is individually assessed during a consultation.
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C-section scar revision is performed on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia. Patients return home on the same day.
At Wyspa Medycyny Przyjaznej, we offer both laser scar treatments and surgical C-section scar revision.
Laser therapy can improve the color, texture, and elasticity of a scar. However, in the case of wide, depressed, irregular, or adherent scars, laser treatments alone often cannot provide a satisfactory aesthetic outcome.
In such situations, surgical scar excision remains the most effective treatment option, allowing significant improvement in both appearance and tissue quality.
Mild swelling, tenderness, and skin tightness may occur during the first few days after surgery. Most patients return to normal daily activities within several days. Intense physical activity should usually be avoided for approximately 4–6 weeks.
Yes. Scar revision surgery can be performed even many years after a cesarean section.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, ensuring patient comfort throughout the treatment.
The procedure typically takes between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on the extent of correction required.
Yes, but the goal of the procedure is to replace an unattractive scar with a much less visible and aesthetically improved one.
Wide, depressed, distorted, or adherent scars often require surgical correction to achieve the best possible result.