Focused
Scar revision
The old scar is removed and the incision is carefully re-closed in layers, with the goal of a flatter, finer, better-placed line. Often a shorter procedure with a quicker recovery.
C-Section Scar Revision · Beverly Hills
A private, thoughtful approach to C-section scars that are raised, wide, tethered, or sitting under a stubborn lower-belly "shelf." Performed personally by Dr. Perry Goel.
Sound familiar?
A C-section heals the way your body heals. Sometimes that leaves a scar, or the tissue around it, looking and feeling different than you'd like. These are some of the most common reasons patients come in.
A small overhang of skin and fat that sits just above the scar and shows through fitted clothing.
Scars that healed thick, stretched, darker, or more noticeable than expected.
A scar that pulls inward, creating a dent or crease, or that feels tight when you move.
A scar that sits higher than your underwear or swimsuit line, or isn't symmetric.
You don't need to know which treatment you need. That's what the consultation is for.
Your surgeon
Dr. Goel is a Los Angeles-born plastic surgeon focused on aesthetic surgery of the face, breast, and body. His approach to scars is the same as everything else in his practice: plan conservatively, operate precisely, and aim for results that look like they were always yours.
You see Dr. Goel at every visit, from consultation through recovery.
How it works
Request a call back and our team will reach out to answer quick questions and find a consultation time that works for you.
Meet Dr. Goel one on one in our Beverly Hills office. He'll examine the scar, listen to your goals, and explain what's realistic.
You leave with a clear recommendation, a recovery timeline, and no pressure to decide on the spot.
Questions
Scars keep changing for months after delivery, so most surgeons recommend waiting until the scar has matured, often around a year. If you're considering a tummy tuck, it's usually best to be finished having children. Dr. Goel will advise you on timing at your consultation.
Yes. Any incision leaves a scar. The aim of revision is to replace a scar you're unhappy with by one that is flatter, thinner, and better placed, ideally low enough to sit under underwear or a swimsuit.
It depends on what's done. A focused scar revision typically has a shorter recovery than a tummy tuck. You'll receive a specific recovery plan before you commit to anything.
Scar revision for appearance is usually considered cosmetic and isn't covered by insurance. Our team can talk through costs and financing options with you.
Often, yes. Many patients combine scar revision with liposuction, a tummy tuck, or breast surgery as part of a mommy makeover. Dr. Goel will tell you when combining is safe and when staging is smarter.
Request a call back
Leave your name and number and our team will call you to answer questions and schedule your private consultation with Dr. Goel.