If there is nothing wrong with the fetus during the whole pregnancy check, it is considered placental maturity when the placenta is at level 2-3, and in this case a cesarean section can be performed. But all together it also depends on how many weeks of pregnancy the mother is, and also on the size of the fetus, and the weight of the baby after birth should be estimated. If the baby is more than 5 pounds after birth, a cesarean section can be performed; if the baby is under 5 pounds, it is not recommended to have a cesarean section immediately. Unless the mother or the baby has some serious complications, such as placenta praevia, placenta abruptio, and intrauterine hypoxia, it is not possible to decide whether a cesarean section is needed or not depending on the maturity of the placenta. At this time, if there are serious complications, a cesarean section needs to be performed immediately.