Jenny Mollen Reveals C-Section Scar in New Photo: 'I Wish Somebody Had Shown Me a Pic Like This 9 Months Ago'

Why Jenny Mollen Doesn't Post Photos of Her Older Son's Face

Jenny Mollen is still “keeping it real” two weeks after delivering son Lazlo.

On Monday evening, the actress and author revealed her cesarean section scar in a new Instagram post, giving her followers a closeup of the incision and praising her doctor for the work done on her body.

“I just met my new c-section scar for the first time this morning. Thank you Dr. Albert Sassoon for your artistry,” Mollen, 38, captioned the image.

“Because I wish somebody had shown me a pic like this 9 months ago, I’d like to insist this be your new business card,” she joked. “#2weekspostpartum#csection#keepingitreal#albertsassoon4EVA ????????”

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Mollen and husband Jason Biggs — who also share 3½-year-old son Sid — have been open on social media since the birth of their second son, sharing peeks inside their new life as a family of four and the emotional adjustments that come along with it.

And for the Live Fast Die Hotauthor, many of these dynamic shifts have to do with her healing body too.

“One week post op. Staples out. Steri strips on. #babybiggs,” she wrote alongside a recent mirror selfie sharing her progress with her Instagram followers.

#TBT to my coronation ceremony last week

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Mollen has made quite a name for herself on social media, from her beautiful pregnancy photos to her candidness about placenta previa, “prepartum” depression and more concerning mom life and everything that comes along with it.

#TBT to my coronation ceremony last week,” she captioned a Thursday snap, showing herself topless while breastfeeding Lazlo and simultaneously holding up a golden pineapple-shaped urn containing the ashes of her beloved dog Teets, who died in March 2016.