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How long is a vertical C-section scar?
It’s typically about 4 or 5 inches long and situated below your underwear line. Most importantly, this type of c-section scar is less likely to rupture during later pregnancies. Vertical c-section scar.
Does a vertical C-section cut through muscle?
The most common incision is made horizontally (often called a bikini cut), just above the pubic bone. The muscles in your stomach will not be cut. They will be pulled apart so that the health care provider can gain access to the uterus. An incision will then be made into the uterus, horizontally or vertically.
How long after surgery can you get a tattoo to cover the scar?
Usually, it’s best to wait at least 12, if not 18 months after plastic surgery. To ensure the best results with your tattoo artist, we recommend consulting with your plastic surgeon ahead of time to make sure the scar has reached its full healing potential.
Why did I get a vertical C-section?
A vertical incision on the uterus causes less bleeding and better access to the fetus, but renders the mother unable to attempt a vaginal delivery (must have another repeat C-section) in the future.
What is a vertical C-section?
In the classical caesarean section, the incision is made vertically from just below the belly button to the top of the bikini line. There are also two types of incisions that can be made on the uterus itself.
Why did I get a vertical C section?
What is a vertical C section?
Is a 3rd C-Section considered high risk?
Each repeat C-section is generally more complicated than the last. However, research hasn’t established the exact number of repeat C-sections considered safe. Women who have multiple repeat cesarean deliveries are at increased risk of: Problems with the placenta.
What scars can you tattoo over?
Amputation or skin-removal scars Scars that cover areas where skin or a body part have been removed can usually be tattooed easily, as long as that area of the body isn’t too sensitive. Tattooing over these areas can be very painful.