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Do vsg scars ever go away?

I'm a little embarrassed about my surgery scars. I have been using many different ointments such as mederma, etc but to would like to ask you all who have gone through this surgery, do these scars ever go away to the point of not visible?

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  • Navigating the Wilderness
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    Haha, ok, ok. I can't imagine finding a women I desired less attractive because they have a couple scars on their stomach. Heck, my wife has equivalent scars from gallbladder surgery, and I couldn't c

  • Diana_in_Philly
    Diana_in_Philly

    They will be little lines after a year or so - barely noticeable. I have had multiple surgeries and the key to scars going away is time. It's not going to happen in months, but in years. Be patient

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They will be little lines after a year or so - barely noticeable. I have had multiple surgeries and the key to scars going away is time. It's not going to happen in months, but in years. Be patient. Besides, no one else is looking at them but you.

1 hour ago, SusieSouth said:

I'm a little embarrassed about my surgery scars.

Why?

lol compared to my stretch marks and csection scar they are beautiful but really they do fade and are small for surgery. I have pretty much the same scars from gall bladder surgery. So if you are embarrassed because they are from weight loss surgery, no one has to know. But mederma does work well it just takes awhile.


1 minute ago, evesta said:

lol compared to my stretch marks and csection scar they are beautiful but really they do fade and are small for surgery. I have pretty much the same scars from gall bladder surgery. So if you are embarrassed because they are from weight loss surgery, no one has to know. But mederma does work well it just takes awhile.

Haha, ok, ok. I can't imagine finding a women I desired less attractive because they have a couple scars on their stomach. Heck, my wife has equivalent scars from gallbladder surgery, and I couldn't care less. Truthfully I am more interested in what is located north and south of her stomach. B)

I still have scars from my first lap band surgery 17 years ago. Then my second lap band surgery, my gallbladder removal surgery and my lap band removal surgery. Now the VSG. I'm over it at this point bc I'd rather be thin and healthy than scar free. No man I've ever been with has even asked about them. Must be what's north and south! [emoji3]


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