Channel 7 star Liz Kantor reveals she’s using LED treatments to erase her c-section scar

On September 30, Liz Kantor gave birth to her third child, a girl named Sky Leesout.

And the mother-of-three is undergoing LED laser therapy to treat scars after a caesarean section.

On Tuesday Gold Coast The 39-year-old Channel 7 presenter shared a photo on Instagram that captured the process.

“In the four years since my last child, it’s crazy how much has changed and progressed in C-sections and restorative treatments,” she explained.

“LED is a real gem for wound repair and I’ve been told that the sooner the better – it can be done over the stitches if you’re comfortable with the dressing off after surgery!

“The treatment takes 15 to 20 minutes, so you won’t have to worry about having to leave your baby, and you can safely rub your breasts if needed!”

The 39-year-old Gold Coast Channel 7 presenter took to Instagram on Tuesday to document the process

She explained that she pays just $55 for a treatment at a Gold Coast beautician.

“This will put your body into a state of accelerated healing by stimulating blood flow to the skin. It reduces inflammation from the bone to the surface of your skin!’ she said.

“It also helps rejuvenate the skin and prevent infections.”

“This will put your body into a state of accelerated healing by stimulating blood flow to the skin. It reduces inflammation from the bone to the surface of your skin!’ she said

Liz welcomed her daughter at Pindar Private Hospital on St Gold Coast earlier this year.

The presenter made the announcement alongside a video of her two boys, four-year-old Finn and five-year-old Keith, holding the newborn.

Cantor disclosed to Courier mail that her child was born by caesarean section, during which she herself removed Skye from her womb.

Liz welcomed her daughter at Pindar Private Hospital on the Gold Coast earlier this year. she shared a video of her two boys, Finn, four, and Keith, five, holding the newborn. Pictured is Liz’s husband Ryan Lysot and children

Kantor told The Courier Mail on Thursday that her baby was born by caesarean section, during which she removed Skye from her womb herself

“It happens very quickly. The obstetrician opens you up, your water broke, and immediately he took my hands and said, ‘I’m going to put your hands in your uterus and you’re going to feel the head,'” she said.

“I thought it would be overwhelming, but once I felt her and felt that physical touch, it was really calming and comforting.

“It was an incredibly special experience and I feel so lucky to have lived through it.”

The journalist, who has three children with her husband Ryan Lysout, was delighted with the birth of her daughter (pictured Liz during each pregnancy)