Scar question
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Scar question
My scars seem very bumpy, I've had the all clear to massage my scars and it feels like 4 little peas under each scar, just wondering how long it took for others scars to go flat? I have been massaging for the last week, 2 or 3 times a day and scar on my rightie has gone a little red. Also, when did you start using something on your scar? I haven't had the all clear from surgeon yet and am seeing him on Monday so not too long and scars seems all closed up.
Damn scars freaking me out.
Damn scars freaking me out.
kittie- BJSF Elite Member
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Re: Scar question
Just had a feel of my scars and they feel like they've got little peas underneath aswell hun. Just been for 2ndpost op check with nurse today and she said I can't use anything on them until they look like they've fully healed but when thats supposed to be I haven't got a clue and she didn't give me a timeframe. I'm just going to wait and see the surgeon. xx
Peachy34- BJSF Elite Member
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sure mine were a tad lumpy, too, think for a good few months, tho i didnt massage religiously x
fluffy_bunn1e- BJSF Elite Member
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mine are still lumpy and im 3 months po
bumblebabe- BJSF Addict
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Kittie I can't stop looking at your boobs in your avatar!!! hahaah AMAZING. Think I'm getting my hopes up thinking mine will look like that though! ha xx
Re: Scar question
thanks for the replies ladies. makes me feel better about them. scar still a little bit red but think it's faded from this morning.
thanks tanya
thanks tanya
kittie- BJSF Elite Member
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Yip, I have peas too :)
Mx
Mx
minxie- BJSF Addict
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Re: Scar question
I wouldn't worry hun, the scars have to heal internally as well as externally, so they do take a while, massage will help break up the scar tissue so they will heal flatter and bio oil or scar healing sheets etc will also help the apperance (make them fade quicker). When you get the all clear you can do what they suggest.
Re: Scar question
hey hunni ive got the ' peas' too lol im one month today
i was given the go ahead by by ps at 11 days post op
to start using the bio oil and that really helps :) xxxxx
i was given the go ahead by by ps at 11 days post op
to start using the bio oil and that really helps :) xxxxx
geordieprincess1985- Active BJSF Member
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Re: Scar question
thanks gp. i am seeing ps on Monday so will speak to him about what to use then.
kittie- BJSF Elite Member
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ok honey im sure all will be fine :)
i think its just the internal stitches dont dissolve till much later on :)xxxxxx
i think its just the internal stitches dont dissolve till much later on :)xxxxxx
geordieprincess1985- Active BJSF Member
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Re: Scar question
they're looking better, not so red now thankfully
kittie- BJSF Elite Member
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Re: Scar question
i was told today that when i started massaging my scars they would go a bit red and sore looking but was told this is normal and not to worry x
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