A daily routine
for your healed
C-section scar.

Within seven days, the skin around my C-section scar already felt less tight when I stretched.

The scar was almost two years old and had remained slightly raised and darker than the surrounding skin. I cut one strip to cover the full length and usually wore it during the day for around 12 hours before replacing it.

The first change I noticed was comfort rather than colour. After several more weeks, the scar also began to feel softer. By around ten weeks, it looked flatter and the darker line was much less noticeable.

I could finally cover my full tummy tuck scar without joining several short pieces together.

My incision curves across almost my entire lower abdomen, so fixed-size sheets were always awkward to position. With the grid liner, I measured the length, trimmed one continuous strip and applied it before bed.

It stayed comfortable underneath my clothing and didn’t feel bulky along the curved area. After about five weeks, the scar felt smoother and less firm. I kept using it consistently, and by the third month the raised sections looked flatter and more even.

After two months, the raised purple line was visibly flatter and no longer stood out as much.

My scar had already been healed for over a year, so I wasn’t expecting a quick transformation. I started by wearing the silicone strip for several hours, then gradually worked up to about 12 hours a day.

At first, I mainly noticed that the area felt softer and more comfortable under fitted clothes. The visual change was more gradual. With continued use, the darker areas faded and the scar began to blend more naturally with the surrounding skin.