Results from people whom have had scar therapy treatments
(Please note: before/ after pictures below are kindly provided by Emma Holly of Restore Therapy – whom own the copyrights)
(Please note: before/ after pictures below are kindly provided by Emma Holly of Restore Therapy – whom own the copyrights) A form of scar therapy, developed by American therapist Sharon Wheeler (to differentiate it from other forms of scar massage, you might see it referred to as Sharon Wheeler’s ScarWork). It’s a very gentle treatment, that is given without oils or creams, to help post operative, accident or burn scars.trainers empower members of all shapes and sizes to become healthier, happier and more confident. A short video detailing why ScarWork ™ is a value treatment. Need additional pricing info? Get in touch for custom and corporate group training pricing. A scar is a mark that indicates the skin’s attempt to heal itself. When damage to the skin’s top layer occurs, cells quickly multiply to form new cells to fill in the gap. When a wound goes deeper into the underlying skin tissue, cells that form collagen are stimulated and they fill in the gap, producing abundant fibrous connective tissue. If the density of this new tissue is relatively small, it is usually replaced by normal a skin layer over time. When the mass of new tissue is extensive, it is associated to cell damage and the fibrous tissue remains. Genetic factors are believed to play a role in the scarring process. Certain ethnic groups – Asians, Latinos and blacks – may have a predisposition to form more prominent scars, such as keloid or hypertrophic scars.. I am based in Aldershot however I do cover most of Surrey. These are scars that have healed with an excessive buildup of collagen, causing them to be thick, raised and sometimes darker than your surrounding skin. A hypertrophic scar won’t grow beyond the initial injury or incision site and may resolve on its own over time. A keloid scar may grow larger than the injury site and continue to grow without treatment. Keloids may also remain itchy and uncomfortable.. New scars are red or purple in color as a result of damaged blood vessels and inflammation. These are hyperpigmented scars. Older scars are usually white in color or hypopigmented as a result of inflammation and damage to blood vessels and loss of pigment-producing cells. Yes home visits can be pre-arranged however there may be an additional charge based on distance. Call or email me to discuss further.Results from people whom have had scar therapy treatments
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