Scar Tissue Release

Scars are more than skin deep—they can significantly affect how your body feels, moves and functions. Whether large or small, scars may contribute to various physical challenges. Beyond their physical effects, scars may also carry emotional weight, reminding us of the traumatic events that caused them. They might feel uncomfortable, appear unsightly, or even impact our emotional well-being.

How Scars affect the body

Scars can create more imbalances throughout the body than you might realise:
Pain & Sensitivity
Some scars remain painful, tender, sensitive or even numb due to nerve involvement.
Postural & Muscular Imbalances
The body often compensates for restrictions caused by scar tissue, which may lead to imbalances, weakness, tension, or pain in seemingly unrelated areas.
Disrupted Energy Flow
Scars can interfere with the body’s natural energy flow, leading to blockages and imbalances.
Restricted Fascia Movement
Scar tissue is less flexible than normal tissue, which may cause tightness, discomfort, and reduced mobility.
Reduced Blood and Lymph Flow
Restricted blood and lymph flow can slow down the healing process, making the scar tissue weaker, stiffer, and less elastic. Without proper circulation:
  • The tissue may heal more slowly due to reduced oxygen and nutrient delivery.
  • Stiffness and tightness may increase, limiting flexibility and causing discomfort.
  • The body’s ability to flush out toxins and excess fluids may be compromised, increasing swelling or prolonging inflammation.
  • Energy flow may be disrupted, contributing to fatigue, tension, or pain.
What can we do about it?
Fortunately, you don’t have to live with these issues. With the right approach, scars can be treated to improve flexibility, appearance, reduce sensitivity, and support your body’s natural healing.
As I am deeply interested in what may lay behind your health problems I have taken additional training in a specialised form of Scar Tissue work have become an approved practitioner of the McLouglin Scar Tissue Release Technique.
By addressing both the physical and emotional effects of scarring, MSTR® can help restore mobility, reduce discomfort, and support your body’s natural healing process.

McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release®

McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release® (MSTR®) is an innovative, pain-free, natural method of helping you with your scars. Gentle, finger-tip 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. This technique is suitable for a wide range of post-surgical and traumatic scars, including (not limited to):
Post-Surgical Scars
  • Mastectomy, lumpectomy, and other breast surgery scars
  • Appendix, gallbladder, and abdominal surgery scars
  • Hysterectomy and C-section scars
  • Joint replacement scars (knee, hip, shoulder etc.)
Other Types of Scars
  • Burn scars
  • Trauma wounds
  • Facial scars
  • Scars from muscle tears
Book a session today and experience the difference.
Phone: 0433 592 500 Email: adeline@discoverwellness.net.au North Kellyville, NSW, Australia.
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