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I would consider some Radiofrequency Microneedeling like Morpheus 8 to treat all stretch marks first, before doing any surgery. Removing one cm not going to work, because skin will re stretch quickly.

Great question.
Options i usually recommended would be a combination of Radiofrequency Microneedeling, hyperdilute radiesse, and or HA filler into the line directly.

Every hyaluronic acid filler attracts water. Different fillers will have different capacities. The best would be to discuss this with your experienced Injector who can recommend the best approach, to be able to balance out all parts of your face. They are other fillers like Radiesse, that are often used to fill in hollow areas while diluted, that way it will just promote your own body to build the missing collagen and you would not have to worry about a bloated face. Also, some abnormal face shapes after fillers can happen due to improper technique during the injection, placement of the filler in the wrong plane, and the wrong part of the face. Find a board-certified cosmetic surgeon for yourself who is very experienced in fillers, and can guide you.

Great question! It would depend if you breastfeed. Botox has never been studied on pregnant or lactating females. But that would be your main contraindication if breastfeeding is still happening. Otherwise you can get your Botox anytime. The hormone levels which normally stabilize at four months would not affect how Botox reacts in your muscle and will not cause any additional allergic response.

Scar tissue can happen, and takes time to go away. However if you’d like to speed it up, some doctors would inject anti-inflammatory solution into the area of the scar. It is similar to what we do for keloid injections. Radiofrequency Microneedeling could also potentially help to break up the scar, or RF non-invasive treatment like Forma (there are many other forms of RF out there).