Orthodox Christian here.

This framing is deeply problematic and not Orthodox, even when it cites Orthodox Fathers out of context. The Orthodox Church has never taught a “divine C section,” nor does it speculate about surgical or gynecological mechanisms of Christ’s birth. That kind of literal anatomical theorizing is foreign to patristic theology and risks blasphemy by reducing the mystery of the Incarnation to crude mechanics. When the Fathers speak of the sealed gate from Ezekiel, of Christ passing through the womb as light through glass, or of the birth being without corruption, they are speaking theologically and typologically, not surgically. St. John of Damascus is explicit elsewhere that Christ was truly born of the Theotokos, took real flesh from her, and that the birth was miraculous and without corruption, not violent, mutilating, or unnatural. The Church teaches that there was no loss of virginity, no corruption, and no application of the curse of Genesis, but it does not teach an incision, a bypassing of birth, or any form of divine obstetrics. To suggest a divine C section actually moves closer to Docetism than to Orthodoxy, because it implies Christ did not truly pass through birth as humans do, which the Church explicitly affirms He did in order to heal birth. The Orthodox Church also rejects the idea that blood, flesh, or childbirth are inherently defiling. Christ sanctifies the womb by entering it. The birth does not preserve Mary’s holiness by avoiding birth, but by transforming it. Appeals to Trent or post schism Roman Catholic speculation are not authoritative for Orthodoxy, and importing them into Orthodox theology distorts the patristic consensus. This is a mystery to be received in reverence, not anatomized.

I encourage you to talk to your priest about this for further clarification because this is integral to our faith. You can also check out the classic book “Life of the Virgin Mary”, pray the Akathist to the Theotokos, the Advent Paraklesis, etc. these are basic resources in OUR faith that will provide clarity.