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Scar Therapy

Scars are a natural part of the healing process. Unfortunately, scars don’t always heal as well as we would like them to, and they can have an effect your physical and psychological well-being. 

The Lymphatic Health clinic provides a range of non-invasive, evidenced based scar therapy treatments, as each scar is different. Scar therapy is highly effective in reducing scar tissue that can create a range of motion issues in and around surgical sites and injuries. Scars and adhesions can also disrupt the network of lymph capillaries that lie just under the skin and hinder lymphatic drainage. Combining MLD massage and scar therapy can not only stimulate and boost healing but also improve the flow of lymph fluid.

Scar Therapy reduces scar issues related to:

  •  General surgery

  •   Trauma

  •   Burns

  •   Axillary web syndrome

  •   Mastectomy

  •   Abdominoplasty

  •   Hysterectomy

  •   Brachioplasty

  •  C-section

  •  Liposuction

  •  Cosmetic surgery

 If you have a scar that restricts your movement, limits what you do in life, is causing you emotional distress, or is painful, there are a range of treatment options at the Lymphatic Health Clinic.

Attending in early recovery , from around 6 + weeks after surgery or trauma will be the best way to promote healthy scar formation.


Scar therapy may include:

  • Manual scar therapy

  •  Myofascial release

  • Silicone tapes and gels

  • Compression therapy

  • Kinesio taping

  • Low level laser therapy

  • Lympha touch therapy

  • LED light therapy

  • Movement and exercise

  • Support emotional wellbeing

Benefits of scar therapy

  • Improve the appearance of scars

  • Stimulate and boost healing

  • Release tightness and improve flexibility

  • Reduce tightness and improve mobility

  • Help to reduce adhesions & fascial tension

  • Reduces sensitivity and pain

  • Stimulates lymph circulation

Manual Lymphatic Drainage Facial
at The Lymphatic Health Clinic

Manual lymphatic drainage facial may include using adjunct therapies to maximise skin health. Performing Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) therapy increases the rate of detoxification and nourishment of the skin and underlying tissue. These effects continue after treatment because MLD clears congested tissue, vessels and lymph nodes enabling them to process inflammation and toxins more efficiently after treatment.

MLD is deeply relaxing, tapping into the parasympathetic nervous system and balancing hormones. The benefits are skin health and rejuvenation, the maintenance of skin elasticity and a youthful appearance. It is helpful in managing acne, rosacea, puffiness, and oedema after surgery.