Umbilical hernias occur when the hernia sac protrudes through the navel ring, commonly developing around the navel area. Linea alba hernias occur between the xiphoid process and the navel, in the area referred to as the linea alba. The hernia that protrudes in this specific region is called a linea alba hernia. Anatomically, these two types of hernias are distinct, so they can be identified based on their anatomical location. Additionally, color ultrasonography can be used to detect the position of the hernia sac. If it is located in the upper abdomen, above the navel, it is generally identified as a linea alba hernia. If it is situated above or below the navel, it may be considered an umbilical hernia. Ultrasound can help differentiate between an umbilical hernia and a linea alba hernia.