Scar Therapy
It improves nerve signaling and circulation around scars.
It is designed for people who have scars resulting from surgery, trauma, burns, or other procedures and wish to support their recovery process through a holistic approach. It may be an option for those who experience sensitivity, discomfort, or functional impairments associated with certain scars, always under medical supervision.
Duration
The session lasts approximately 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the size of the scar, the patient's clinical condition, and the protocol recommended by the specialist.
Expected
Benefits
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It supports the mobility and flexibility of the tissues around the scar.
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It promotes local circulation and tissue health.
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It complements strategies aimed at achieving functional balance in the nervous system.
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It helps promote comfort and well-being in areas with scars.
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It is part of comprehensive recovery and rehabilitation programs.
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It helps optimize tissue function in the treated area.
Contraindications
This treatment requires a prior medical evaluation. It may not be appropriate in cases of active infections, open wounds, severe coagulation disorders, or certain medical conditions that require specialized monitoring. The appropriateness of this treatment must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by a specialist.
FAQ's.
What Is Scar Therapy?
It is a therapeutic approach that aims to assess and treat scars that may be causing functional changes in the surrounding tissues, as part of a comprehensive recovery and wellness program.
What types of scars can be evaluated?
Surgical scars, traumatic scars, postpartum scars, cesarean section scars, burn scars, and other marks that have caused changes in tissue mobility or sensitivity.
Is the treatment painful?
It is generally well tolerated. The experience may vary depending on individual sensitivity and the characteristics of the scar being treated.
How many sessions are needed?
The number of sessions will depend on the age, size, and characteristics of the scar, as well as each patient's individual response.
Can it be performed on old scars?
Yes. Both recent and long-standing scars can be evaluated by a specialist to determine whether treatment is appropriate.