Csection Scar and How to get Rid of the Skin Above It? (photo)

Your picture suggests the
presence of a small amount of excess skin that overhangs your C-section
scar.Unfortunately, the only way to
correct this problem is to remove the excess skin, and this usually always
requires a mini-abdominoplasty.This
procedure removes excess skin and tightens the lower abdomen.It can be combined with tightening of the
underlying muscles and liposuction to the upper abdomen if this proves to be
necessary. If
you’re considering this type of procedure, it’s important to consult a
board-certified plastic surgeon who can perform a physical examination.This surgeon should be able to formulate a
treatment plan that addresses your anatomic concerns and achieves your
aesthetic goals.

You are one or the rare cases where a mini-tummy tuck is indicated. The will help tighten the slack skin hanging over the scar and smooth out the contour. Recovery is not nearly as involved as a full tummy tuck. Thanks for sharing.

As a scar heals, it tends to contract downward.  This can lead to a depressed scar which can, by extension, make the surrounding tissue look fuller.  It is difficult to tell from your picture if this is the case.  With most c-section scars, the options would be to revise the scar itself, possibly with a small mini-tummy tuck to pull down any excess skin +/- a little bit of liposuction in the area.  A doctor examining you in person will be in a better position to advise you on which would work best for you.