I have a small pocket that is soft and is not adhered to a C-section scar. Can this area have lipo? (Photos)

Thanks for sharing your concerns. Your "small pocket" might be caused by localized fat accumulation, minor asymmetry from the original closure of the C-section scar, or residual swelling or laxity in that area. The fact that the scar is mobile and not adhered is a positive sign, as it indicates there is no deep scar tissue restricting movement. This means your options are more cosmetic than reconstructive. You could consider mini liposuction to target that specific area of fat. If you also have mild skin redundancy, treatments like radiofrequency (such as Morpheus8) or microneedling with RF may improve skin texture and tightness. A consultation with a board-certified surgeon can help you determine the best approach after an examination.

Yes, liposuction can help flatten that area. However, if there is extra skin, you may need a small skin tuck to help make as flat and tight as possible. Thank you.

You can smooth out most irregularities with micro lipo under local easily and quickly. The micro canulas go in without leaving any big scars at all and can break up fibrous tissue from scars and can lipo out fat quickly. Morpheus can help also as well.