Mommy Makeover | Mommy Makeover Surgery and C-Section

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.

Cesarean deliveries frequently produce an unsightly 'C-section overhang' or shelf deformity. This occurs because the transverse lower incision adheres tightly to the deep rectus fascia, creating an immobile tethered groove over which loose abdominal skin and subcutaneous fat cascade forward. Dr. Vishal Purohit addresses this during abdominoplasty by excising the compromised C-section scar entirely, releasing deep fascial tethering, plicating divergent rectus muscles, and mobilizing the upper abdominal flap downward. The resulting scar is placed lower along the natural pubic crease, easily hidden beneath modern underwear and bikini bottoms.