Scar tissue massage

STRAIT Method™ therapy begins with a series of fascial techniques that release and realign the restrictive tissue from the starting point (visible scar) to the endpoint (where the line of frozen fascia stops). You experience relief from the years of pain you’ve endured by finally addressing your adhesions and scars. #thescarhealingproject #scars #straitmethod #massagetherapy #massage #clinicalmassage #scartissuerelease #scartherapy #healingfromscars

Massaging scar tissue is often performed by trained physical therapists. However, correct techniques can be taught and learned so that the patient may perform scar tissue mobilization on themselves. Learning how to break up scar tissue in the knee is important to maintaining healthy knees after an injury or surgery.

If you’ve ever had a surgery, especially abdominal, you’re probably dealing with scar tissue. More than just unsightly, it can tug and cause discomfort. Women with hormonal imbalances are more likely to develop heavy scar tissue. After having a cesarian and liposuction years after, I have a lot of fibrosis scar tissue to break up. …

Vibration can help with scars that are very sensitive. If a vibrating massager for scar tissue is not readily available, an alternative is using the end of ...

Working with scars and stretch marks offers an opportunity to explore the deepest aspects of the human condition. Explore the world of scar tissue massage.

Scars and Lymphedema by Kathleen Lisson It was about two weeks after my Mohs surgery for skin cancer on my face, and I was eager to start massaging my scar. I called around, but couldn't find a massage therapist that had the expertise to help me improve the look and function of the scar on my face. That's when I decided to get all the training I could in scar massage. I have since learned from three of the top scar massage therapists in the country, taking classes from Jamie Elswick, Nancy…

The scarring process is critical for the healing of a burn, and while the mark left can be unsightly, if you take good care of the damaged area early, fading the scar will not be extremely difficult.

Before we get into how to treat/heal scar tissue, it’s best if you have a good understanding of what scar tissue is composed of, the different forms it can take in the body, and how it behaves. I ask physiotherapist Mary Cox these questions and she gives us a fascinating, illustrated explanation of all these different components. In addition to physical therapy treatments for scar tissue given, we've also been experimenting with some powerful substances that soften and dissolve scar tissue.