• Softens firm or tight scar tissue

• Reduces adhesions and tissue restrictions

• Improves mobility and range of movement

• Supports post-surgery or post-injury healing

• Helps reduce discomfort, pulling, or tightness

• Enhances appearance and texture of the scar

Scar Therapy is suitable for clients who:

• Are recovering from cosmetic surgery (C-section, tummy tuck, breast procedures, liposuction, facelifts)

• Have undergone orthopaedic surgery (knee or hip replacement, joint surgery)

• Are healing from broken bones or traumatic injuries

• Have surgical, post-traumatic, or injury scars

• Oncology patients post-surgery needing gentle, safe care

• Experience tightness, adhesions, or reduced mobility due to scar tissue

• Scar Therapy is a gentle, specialist treatment designed to support healing, soften tight tissue, and improve mobility. Each session is adapted to your comfort level and healing stage. You can expect:

   1. Consultation & Assessment

• Review of your surgery, injury, or healing history

• Visual and hands-on assessment of the scar and surrounding tissue

• Discussion of goals such as reducing tightness, improving mobility, or softening the scar

    2. Manual Scar Therapy

• Gentle hands-on techniques to release tightness, improve tissue mobility, and reduce adhesions

• Focus on improving circulation, lymphatic flow, and flexibility around the scar

    3. Silicone Cupping (if suitable)

• Soft, controlled vacuum suction to lift the tissue safely

• Helps break down tight or fibrotic areas

• Encourages improved blood flow and lymphatic drainage

• Always used gently and only when the scar is stable and fully healed

    4. Therapeutic Ultrasound (if needed)

• Low-frequency therapeutic ultrasound to warm deeper layers of tissue

• Helps soften hardness, reduce fibrosis, and increase flexibility

• Supports faster healing and improves overall scar quality

Scar therapy can be started once the skin has healed and your healthcare provider has confirmed it is safe. As a general guide:

• 6–8 weeks after surgery (once the wound is fully healed and closed)

• After stitches or steri-strips are removed and there are no open areas

• When swelling has reduced and bruising has mostly settled

• For older scars – treatment can still be very effective months or even years after surgery or injury

• Post-C-section – usually from 8 weeks once the scar is closed and stable

• Post-orthopaedic surgery (knee or hip replacement) – when the incision is fully healed and cleared by your surgeon or physio

• After trauma or broken bones – once the area is medically healed and no longer inflamed

Tatjana will always assess the scar first to ensure the treatment is appropriate and safe based on your healing stage.