Scar Tissue Release
Did you know that your scar may be affecting your emotional and physical wellbeing?
Some Common Symptoms related to scar tissue
Some common physical symptoms related to scar tissue:
Some common emotions that may be related to your scar include:
Some common emotions that may be related to your scar include:
- Pain
- Restricted range of movement
- Loss of muscular strength
- Decreased flexibility
- Hypersensitivity
- Numbness, tingling
- Itching/redness, burning feeling
- Reduced blood and lymph flow with possible swelling around the surrounding tissues
- Skin texture & colour may be different
Some common emotions that may be related to your scar include:
Some common emotions that may be related to your scar include:
Some common emotions that may be related to your scar include:
- Depression and anxiety
- Loss of confidence
- Low self esteem
- Anger and Fear
- Sleep disturbance
- Shame and Guilt
- Loss of libido/sex drive
- Feeling disconnected from your upper and lower body – usually after a c-section
WHAT IS SCAR TISSUE RELEASE?
What is scar tissue?
To understand why scar tissue may be causing you issues, it helps to understand what a scar is.
Scar tissue is formed naturally as your body works to heal an area that has been injured.
A scar can result from many things including accidents, sporting injuries or even vaccinations.
The healing process starts deep within the layers of the skin.
The new tissue that forms is thicker and less flexible and may be the cause of pain or restricted movement.
Scar tissue can also attach to other muscles and tendons in the area surrounding the scar causing further restriction.
Surgery creates internal scarring that you may not see on the outside of the body.
Think about all the internal structures that are cut, moved out of the way and altered as a surgeon performs an operation.
Blood, lymph and nerve supply are affected in and around the area so there is a risk of swelling and numbness.
Scar tissue can also form with repetitive use and/or movement.
“Every scar represents some kind of trauma to the body- and the EVENT that created it…”
- Alistair McLoughlin – founder and creator of McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release
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Types of scars that may benefit from this technique
ALL SURGERIES, INCLUDING:
SURGICAL PROCEDURES:
- Laparoscopic key hole surgery
- C-Sections / Hysterectomy
- Joint replacements
- Breast reductions / Implants
- Mastectomy / Lumpectomy
- Carpel tunnel
- Gallbladder removal
- Appendectomy – do you have lower back pain?
It could be a result of this surgery
TRAUMA & WOUND RELATED SCARS:
- Lacerations,
- Wounds,
- Accidents,
- Sporting injuries – muscular tears, twisted ankles
OTHER THINGS IT MAY HELP WITH
- Plantar fasciitis
- Restricted / Frozen shoulder
- Epidural injection sites
- Vaccinations scars
- Digestive issues – they may be related to abdominal surgeries
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Above picture
Top: Before Scar Tissue Release
Bottom: After Scar Tissue Release
1 Session
40 year old scar
Scar tissue release work
What is this technique?
How soon can a scar be treated?
What is this technique?
An innovative natural and gentle method of helping release scar tissue.
It can produce lasting change to both the body and mind.
While the scar may never completely disappear, it has the potential to soften the appearance and feel of the scar.
It also may increase blood circulation and lymph flow and improve nerve function.
An increase in range of movement and a reduction in pain levels is another benefit of technique.
The technique
How soon can a scar be treated?
What is this technique?
Gentle fingertip pressure is applied to the area to help free the restrictions in the scar.
No force is involved and the work is always applied within your tolerance.
The action of this treatment results in changes to the scar and the surrounding tissues.
How soon can a scar be treated?
How soon can a scar be treated?
How are emotions related to scars?
A scar can be worked on after 8 weeks, provided there is no inflammation or infection.
Even though your scar may be many years old this may be the release your body has been searching for.
If you have had a scar for a long time, it is not too late to have it treated. Older scars react well to this technique.
According to research, if a scar is left untreated it may make other therapeutic interventions less effective or not last as long.
How are emotions related to scars?
How are emotions related to scars?
How are emotions related to scars?
Emotional (non -visible) scars often result from either the trauma itself or from the effects the scar has on the body physically.
The appearance of a scar may cause feelings of anger, low self-esteem or depression.
When the body suffers a trauma the emotions at the time can be become trapped in the body often resulting in physical symptoms.
During the course of this treatment you may experience a release of thoughts and or emotions and this will help to bring further healing.
Some benefits include-
How are emotions related to scars?
Some benefits include-
Soften the look and feel of the scar and possibly make it appear smaller
Re-establish blood flow and circulation bringing nutrients to the cells making the area healthier
Increase in lymphatic flow to help reduce swelling
Release of trapped nerve fibres that may relieve tingling and numbness
Free up the tissues in the area increasing range of movement, increased flexibility and reduced pain
Release of emotions
Further Information
How are emotions related to scars?
Some benefits include-
If surgical mesh has been used then this technique cannot be performed.
According to research, if a scar is left untreated it may make other therapeutic interventions less effective or not last as long.
If you would like to discuss how this may be of benefit to you please contact me.
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30 mins | $50.00
60 mins | $75.00