Whether your scar is old or new, scar tissue therapy can help. From hip and knee replacements, breast, C-section and spinal surgeries to scarring from burns, deep wounds and achy, speak to us today and learn more about the benefits scar tissue therapy can bring you.

Whether you're looking for help in the healing process of an old or new scar, scar tissue therapy is designed to improve the scar's appearance and function, as well as reduce any pain and sensitivity felt around the scar. Alongside this, it also looks to increase mobility, restoring flexibility to the affected area.

While scar tissue therapy can help improve the appearance of scars, it is not designed to make them disappear. It can aid in the scar healing process and improve function, increasing mobility in the affected area.

This can vary from patient to patient. What's important before any treatment is started is that the scar is healing well. We often recommend a wait time of eight weeks from surgery or injury, and in some cases, obtaining a sign-off from your GP to start treatment.

Absolutely. While early treatment is recommended, undergoing scar tissue therapy on an existing scar can also have great benefits. It's never too late to start scar tissue therapy.

The answer to this can vary from patient to patient. It will depend on the nature of your scar and whether it's an old or new scar. During your first consultation, our scar tissue therapist, Jo, will review your scar and take the time to understand your specific needs, creating a personalised treatment plan tailored to you.

We recommend wearing comfortable, loose clothing during your appointment.

Scar tissue therapy is a hands-on treatment. After your appointment, your skin may feel a little irritated, due to the skin area the area being woken up, causing the body to rebuild collagen naturally. Some patients experience muscle pain due to the muscles being worked during the session. Jo will work with you to ensure your comfort levels are met throughout the sessions.