scars

I cannot even see them anymore and just tried to find them but couldn't.

My RNY was open (and then I had two additional open surgeries along the same incision line), so my RNY incision is VERY noticeable, but I had my gallbladder removed laparoscopically, and like Laura, I just went to look for those scars  and the only one I could even find was one that the surgeon had to make 1.5 inches long to get through some mesh from my hernia repair.

Don't wast any energy worrying about a few tiny scars that are going to fade to almost nothingness. 

Lora

At 1 year out I can still see them, but they are light and don't bother me.  I'm not sure if they'll fade even more over time.

Hate to be a sap and quote a song lyric. 'And my scars remind me that the past is real.' I'm even considering having that tattooed on me once I reach my goal weight. I earned these scars with a lot of pain and hard work, I will cherish them.

Scars are nothing....stretchmarks camouflage them quite well. 

I am about 18 months out, and can see that my scars are fading slowly.  They are not as prominent as they used to be, but I can still see them.  So are my knee replacement scars.  In fact, I kinda look like Frankenstein, but that's fine with me!  I am healthier and can walk without pain.  

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If you are worried about scars you should check out having microdermabrasion done on them.   Any spa should have a person to do this.   A number of sessions should break down the scar and soften it, making it disappear from prominence.