Scar Therapy: More Than Skin Deep
Scars tell stories. They should not hold you back.

Scar therapy is a gentle, non-invasive form of physical therapy used to work with scars, fibrosis and adhesions — whether from surgery, injury or burns.
Our bodies are incredible at healing, but sometimes the way we heal can affect how we move, feel, and even relate to our own bodies.
Scars can cause tightness, discomfort or restriction — and they may carry an emotional story too, whether from a planned cosmetic procedure or an unexpected event like emergency surgery.
Scar therapy aims to support both the physical and emotional impact of scars.

Scar therapy may help with

• Pain, tightness, sensitivity or numbness around the scar

• Pulling, puckering or restriction in movement

• Fibrosis (for example after liposuction) or underlying adhesions

• Aesthetic concerns such as uneven texture or discolouration

• Reconnecting with the scar, especially when trauma or body confidence is involved

Common scars I work with

• Post-cancer surgeries (for example mastectomy, lumpectomy, cording, DIEP/TRAM/TMG reconstruction)

• Cosmetic procedures (for example abdominoplasty, breast surgery, brachioplasty, facial rejuvenation surgery and nasal surgery/rhinoplasty)

• Orthopaedic surgeries (for example hip or knee replacements)

• C-sections and other abdominal surgeries

• Burns or traumatic injuries

• Spinal, cardiac and transplant scars

• Oral and facial surgeries

• Both newer and older scars — changes may still be possible, even years later

Scars I do not treat directly

• Keloid scars (although work can often be done around them)

• Stretch marks

• Acne scarring

If you are unsure whether scar therapy is appropriate for you, you are very welcome to get in touch — I will be happy to advise before you book..