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Asked By: Graceful800500
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It is not unreasonable to use this scar. The scars are very small with fat grafting and personally I usually use multiple access points. Good luck with your procedure.
Asked By: GymChick279
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I would try to avoid your nipple if possible as it may cause some irritation. There are various methods of scar treatments and what works for one person does not for another. You can try Mederma or massage with Vitamin E oil. You can also switch up any of these treatments. If the scar remains raised, you may need to get a scar revision or a small amount of steroid injection. Good luck.
Asked By: Glorious879077
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Steroids can work great for scars but sometimes can make them worse which, unfortunately happened to you. I would recommend removing this portion of the scar and re-stitching. You can then try some silicone tapes post surgery to try to avoid this from happening again.
Asked By: yhhse
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If you do decide to begin with your arms you would benefit from a brachioplasty. The incision is kept inside your upper arm so that when your arms are at your side it is hidden. Congrats on the weight loss! Best of luck with your health journey!
Asked By: ginvan02
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It is common to have abdominal laxity below the belly button after pregnancy. These muscles can be tightened with a small horizontal incision similar to a C-section scar. The scar can be very low and hidden and the muscles tightened back into place.