After every C-section mother has a C-section, no matter what kind of incision is taken, it will cause more unsightly scars on the abdomen. This is undoubtedly a great trouble for women who love beauty. Therefore, caesarean section scar repair is the most concerned issue of many caesarean section mothers. In fact, as long as you pay attention to scar repair, it can help caesarean section scar repair. here we come to find out.

　　1. Do not expose the scab on the incision after the operation too early. If the scab is removed too early, it will take away the epidermal cells that are still in the repair stage, and even tear off the dermal tissue, and stimulate the wound to appear itching;

2. Excessive friction and activities should be avoided. Generally, the surface structure and function of scars are not perfect enough, and the epidermis is easily damaged. Some incorrect methods can easily damage them. Experts from Shanghai Armed Police Hospital recommend that you do not use force when wiping scars. Too much force, not too long. If you don't exercise frequently and excessively at the joints, it may cause the scar epidermis to loosen and separate, causing blisters.

　　3. Avoid sunlight and prevent the formation of pigmentation caused by ultraviolet rays;

　　4. Early prevention, pay attention to the method to prevent scar formation at the beginning, and be prepared to prevent scar formation at every stage. If you want the scar to disappear completely and restore the original appearance of the skin, you need to use the scar removal product to achieve the ideal effect.

　　5. Pay attention to your diet during the scar repair, avoid alcohol, pepper, onion, garlic and other irritating foods, which will make the scar itchy and affect the scar repair.

　　 In fact, as long as you pay attention to the repair of scars, the scars on the stomachs of the mothers of Caesarean section can be gradually repaired and gradually faded. Although it will take a long time to repair the scar, you don't need to worry too much. After all, it was the beginning of the child's life, which is also a testimony.