Question for the Ladies

Cjw702 · May 24, 2018

MajesticMelons said: ↑

Sort of the same topic so I guess I’m not hijacking the thread. Since were talking about scars I have another question. After a lot of exercise my wife had to face the fact that thanks to the kids she wasn’t getting her flat stomach back. Although she is in good shape she had to see the good doctor to have her abdominal muscles fixed. Her incision has healed well but it still looks real red. She is kind of hung up on the ascetics of wearing a little string bikini with a big red line right above it, kind of ruins the ascetics. My solution is a smaller bathing suit. I’m confident that would solve the problem, but so far she hasn’t bought that. We will see after some fire ball and encouragement if she changes her mind (I will be prepared). I’m wondering if anyone has used any products to help with the redness. I know it will fade over time but the sooner the better.
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Coconut oil, maderma, cordon tape.

MajesticMelons · May 24, 2018

doing 2 of the 3. Is the cordon tape prescription? I cant find it online so far.

TexasTim · May 25, 2018

MajesticMelons said: ↑

doing 2 of the 3. Is the cordon tape prescription? I cant find it online so far.
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Cordran Tape (Flurandrenolide Tape): Side Effects, Interactions, Warning, Dosage & Uses

blair019 · May 26, 2018

Ryan & Allison said: ↑

So...”my girls” are newly operated on...like 6 weeks ago...bad timing, I know....wasn’t a planned surgery...and I’m worried about the sun on my scars. My doctor recommended a sunscreen specific for new scars (Heliocare Ultra SPF90) but wanted to see if anyone else had suggestions. Looks like this trip might not be as topless as I planned!
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I wouldn't take the chance. You spent a lot of money to look good. Protect your investment! LOL!! You can always get a sheer when wet bikini. Checkout Brigitewear.com.

TriCouple21 · May 30, 2018

Same boat for mid June had not planned on needing the surgery but what are you going to do (will be 5 weeks out).... So happy for all the info and ideas on this thread. Curious how it all turned out for you?

Mrandmrsb06 · May 30, 2018

I worked in Plastics for a few years, we would tell our patients to keep the scars out of the sun for 6 mos if possible. If not, keep them covered in SPF 50 and reapply every 2 hours.

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