How long can caesarean scar recover?

A raised striated scar can form after a cesarean section. For patients without scar hyperplasia, the scar normally gradually smoothes and softens in about one to two years. However, for patients with scar hyperplasia, the scar hyperplasia will normally last for months to years, and will continue to grow and will not easily fade. Early intervention is needed at this time. Local hormone injections can be used, and shallow radiation treatment can be used. Because keloid has a tendency to significantly exceed traumatic wounds and does not heal, early detection must begin treatment as soon as possible.