REAL SCARS
Every scar is unique with its own appearance and set of symptoms. Take a look at at some real scars from previous clients.
Leg scars 15 years post accident...
Prior to treatment this scar was sore, hypersensitive and client could not touch it. After 3 treatments pain and hypersensitivity was gone, pitted areas were reduced and cleint felt able to touch it with ease.
This scar was painful for the owner to touch and she didn't like anything rubbing against it. There were areas in which the scar was pitted more deeply and areas of tightness and sensitivity. After 3 very gentle treatments this clients pain had gone, hypersensitivity was back to normal, she could touch it and it was less pitted and tight.
Pyloric Stenosis Scar: 30+ years post op
Reduced tightness and restrictive feeling, once redness settled down appearance changed and skin was smoother.
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C-Section Scar: 4 years post birth
As well as the usual symptoms of a c-section scar such as tugging, tightness, discomfort, restricted movement and adhesions to name a few, this scar carried high emptions. After 3 treatments physical symptoms had reduced significantly and emotional symptoms were back to feeling neutral rather than heightened. The scar itself was also fading further.
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Double C-Section Scar: 8 years & 5 years post birth
This scar was tight and tethered down to internal structures causing a range of pain and discomfort for my client. She described the scar as feeling 'gnarly' under the surface and her posture and alignment felt all out with movement.
We treated her scar over 7 one hour sessions with incredible results both aesthetically and physically.
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