There are many variables that can determine whether a scar from a C-section becomes raised, dark, or visible. There are genetic factors that can influence formation of C-section scars and many of these influences can be further exacerbated by the surgical technique used to suture the incision line. Plastic surgeons and obstetricians agree that early treatment for C-section scars can help avoid the development of raised or dark scars that can undermine your body's natural beauty.
The formation of a scar begins within hours after a C-section incision is sutured closed by your obstetrician. It takes a few days for the incision line to heal over and this is the exact time where scar formation begins. The Dark Scar Therapy Mini Kit is easy to apply and actively helps prevent the most common types of scar formation on a C-section scar. Approved by dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and obstetricians, Dark Scar Therapy Mini Kit is ideal for C-section scars.
Morning Regimen:
Melarase+ Dark Spot Repair: Massage into scar.
Sequel Dark Scar Corrector: Massage into scar immediately after Melarase+ Dark Spot Repair
Evening Regimen:
Melarase+ Dark Spot Repair: Massage into scar.
Sequel Dark Scar Corrector: Massage into scar immediately after Melarase+ Dark Spot Repair
Your dermatologist or plastic surgeon may also recommend laser therapy, scar modulation, or Kenalog IIT to further help prevent scar formation.
