Mommy Makeover | Scars and Visible Marks

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.

Surgical excision requires dermal incisions, which inevitably produce linear scars. However, Dr. Vishal Purohit positions the horizontal tummy tuck scar low across the suprapubic crease—lower than a standard C-section scar—so it stays hidden within low-rise panties or bikini bottoms. Breast augmentation scars are placed in the inframammary fold (IMF), while lift scars encircle the areola and descend vertically. Scars undergo biological remodeling: appearing pink and firm at 6 to 8 weeks, then progressively flattening and fading to faint pale lines over 12 to 18 months under topical silicone gel therapy and UV sun protection.