Scar Tissue Release

Scar Tissue Release

Our medical massage therapists use specialized massage techniques to improve the flexibility, mobility, and appearance of scars following surgical procedures.

What is scar tissue release?

Scar tissue release in post-operative care is a specialized medical massage technique to improve flexibility, mobility, and appearance of scars. Medical massage therapists use gentle pressure and microcurrent point stimulation to break down adhesions and promote tissue healing.


Scar tissue can create adhesions which restricts range of motion in the surrounding areas and causes discomfort. Medical massage helps break down these adhesions and improve mobility and flexibility. Massage also increases blood flow to the scar which brings oxygen and nutrients to the area which promotes healing and removal of waste. This improved circulation can also help reduce swelling and inflammation.


Massage can also help potentially improve the appearance of the scar and make it blend more smoothly with the surrounding skin.


This type of massage can be used when the incision is healed. It is important to follow the guidance of your medical provider regarding medical massage. Our medical massage therapist is specialized in post-operative care and scar tissue release techniques.



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What is microcurrent point stimulation?

What is microcurrent point stimulation?

Microcurrent point stimulation (MPS) is a specialized technique used by medical massage therapists to aid in the healing of scar tissue. This technique combines acupuncture and microcurrent electrical stimulation by applying low-level electrical currents to specific acupuncture points or trigger points on the body.


These points are focused around and within the scar tissue to stimulate the body's natural healing mechanisms and assist in breaking down the scar tissue. The microcurrents promote regeneration of healthy tissue which can help with scar flexibility and reduce adhesions. Additionally, this can enhance blood circulation to the scarred area which promotes healing and reduces swelling.


It is important to consult with your medical provider to determine if MPS is appropriate for your scar and condition. Our medical massage therapist is trained in the use of MPS for scar tissue release and will work on a tailored treatment plan for your condition.

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