
Considering a more predictable and secure way to welcome your baby?
A planned C-section can offer the peace of mind you need, especially when medical factors or conditions make vaginal delivery more complex.
At Costamed Medical Group, we believe your birth experience deserves a thoughtful, informed approach—designed with the well-being of both you and your baby in mind.
Unlike an emergency C-section, a planned C-section is scheduled in advance.
This surgical procedure involves making an incision in the abdomen and uterus to deliver the baby in a controlled, safe setting.
It is especially recommended when vaginal delivery may pose greater risks for the mother or baby.
Maternal health: Pre-existing conditions or complications that could make vaginal birth risky.
Fetal health: When the baby is in a non-optimal position or may be affected by labor stress.
Previous C-section: To reduce the risk of uterine rupture from a prior scar.
Breech position: If the baby remains feet- or bottom-down at the end of pregnancy.
Safety first: Helps avoid complications when vaginal delivery is not advisable.
Control and preparation: With a set date, you can organize support at home and care for other children.
Less unpredictability and labor pain: No contractions or uncertainty of spontaneous labor.
Specialized care: A prepared medical team with everything ready for your needs.
Medical consultation: Talk to your OB-GYN about the pros and cons of a planned C-section in your specific case.
Comprehensive evaluation: Consider your medical history, current condition, and any specialist recommendations.
Personalized birth plan: Create a plan that reflects your preferences, priorities, and safety.
At Costamed Medical Group, we’re committed to providing personalized care, top-tier medical teams, and clear guidance.
If you value predictability, safety, and peace of mind in your birth experience, a planned C-section might be the right choice for you.
Take an informed step toward your baby’s birth. We’re here to support you every step of the way.