Abstract: Scar Ectopic Pregnancy (SEP), a rare yet potentially serious situation, arises when an embryo implants in the scar tissue of a previous cesarean section. With the increasing prevalence of cesarean births, the occurrences of SEP are also rising, underscoring the importance of understanding its signs, diagnostic methods, treatment options, and associated risks. This article delves into the most recent findings and data about SEP, integrating pertinent studies and expert perspectives.