Some time ago, two figures struck me: the first was that the percentage of cesarean deliveries in China was as high as 46.2 percent, and the second was that the percentage of cesarean deliveries in Beijing was over 50 percent. Experts speculate that the upcoming Year of the Dragon will be another peak year for births. The combination of these two sets of information means that a significant number of women will face the confusion of scarring after cesarean delivery. How to prevent cesarean scar? Can cesarean scars be removed? How long does it take to remove a cesarean scar after delivery? Many women ask a series of questions at the drop of a hat. Cesarean scar is related to your own body type, surgical stitches, diet, etc. Generally speaking, if the cesarean scar still protrudes significantly from the skin surface, redness of the scar and itching of the scar 1 year after the cesarean section, then you can choose to remove the cesarean scar by plastic surgery. The plastic surgeon removes the cesarean scar and prevents its proliferation mainly by the following means: 1) complete surgical excision of the proliferating scar tissue; 2) adequate subcutaneous tension reduction and precise epidermal alignment through meticulous plastic and cosmetic sutures different from those used in obstetrics and gynecology; 3) application of drugs to inhibit scar proliferation after stitch removal to effectively inhibit scar proliferation; 4) complete stabilization of the repaired scar 1 year after surgery, ideally It will return to a flat white mark about 1 mm wide.