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I think sometimes it can take awhile for a scar to fade out completely. Check with your pediatrician tomorrow and ask about Mederma for kids to help it fade quicker. I'm sure there's nothing major to worry about.

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Me (Jenny): 27 - PCOS, hypothyroid
DH (James): 29 - Slightly low morphology

TTC 3+ years; 1st year and a half wasted with a worthless doctor

2007
2 failed Clomid cycles
Ectopic pregnancy

2008
3/5 - new cycle - Clomid and Follistim
3/31 - positive hpt
4/2 - 1st beta - 48.5!
4/4 - 2nd beta - 113.8!
4/7 - 3rd beta - 487!!
4/11 - 4th beta - 2987

4/16 - 1st u/s - 1 beautiful healthy peanut in exactly the right place!
4/23 - 2nd u/s - everything still great. Saw and heard the heartbeat! 122bpm!
5/6 - 3rd u/s- Absolutely amazing. Measuring 8w6d, 172bpm; released to OB
7/21 - Anatomy Scan - It's a GIRL!!
11/26 - Kathryn Lakhari Ann born at 38w1d due to pre-eclampsia! 8lb 4oz, 20 1/2" long

2009
1/2 - 11lb 5oz, 23" long

"The prize is always worth the rocky ride."