Scars and scar restrictions may be a hidden cause of chronic pain. Watch the following YouTube video on The Hidden Secrets of Scars to understand the effects of post-surgical and traumatic scars.
Scar Therapy
Scars may be a hidden cause of chronic pain!
In a case study thirty three people were treated with scars in a variety of places – knee, hip, back, neck, feet, arms, hands, legs, and feet. After the first session 62.47% had pain relief per studies by DolphinMPS . After 5 days, 80.82% had pain relief.
Experiencing pain relief FAR from the scar site were 59%. Here’s an example in the collage below of before and after her hip replacement scar therapy. Notice her range of motion in the upper right corner before scar therapy. Then see the bottom left corner of her increased freedom to raise her arm next to her head after the hip replacement scar therapy. You wouldn’t think her arm motion would be effected by the scar; but it was restricted. You see her upper leg range of motion increased as well.
Look at her arm range or motion before and after hip replacement scar therapy. One week later she reported sleeping through the night, due to less pain.
It usually releases:
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Tension/restriction FAR AWAY and CLOSE to the scar area
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Blockages (to open and support natural healing)
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Chronic pain caused by the trauma
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Hypersensitivity or PTSD reactions of the scar being touched. It typically calms to normal skin feeling. Even protecting the scar, tremors, or burning responses typically erase.
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Inflammatory debris
What may improve?
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Pain may be less to none. Double mastectomy, reconstruction surgical scar therapy may reduce or erase chronic pain and improve arm lifting range of motion.
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Lymph opens under the scar decongesting, bringing down swelling
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Quality of life. The scar usually improves, becoming softer or smoother.
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For ab plastic surgery: internal pulling is released, allowing you to stand up straight.
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New scar incisions usually heal faster and typically, become less sensitive.
What’s the cost?
Typically, scar care is rated by the length of service. It depends on the size and shape and number of scars treated and based on the current hourly rate. Typically, most sessions are an hour with years of improved quality of life. However, abs, C-Sections scars, diagonal scars, and breast surgical scars may require a few sessions.
Most clients experience great improvements; but individual responses vary. Therefore scar therapy is not a guarantee. Typically, once the scar has been released, it does not need to be treated in the future.
How does it work?
The Dolphin MPS Neurostim microcurrent tool, a Dr. Bruce Hawkins method, is applied to the tissue surrounding the scar and other areas.
When there is a scar, the nervous system has been interrupted/ aggravated. This causes pain, inflammation (congested lymph), warm tissue, blockage of the nerve path signal and, keloid (skin thickening places).
Some scars before scar therapy are hypersensitive when touched, due to the trauma aka physical PTSD. Those reactions vary, as in avoiding touching the scar, flinching, burning, tremors, flashbacks, or repetitive nightmares of the trauma. This is calming hands-on care of the scar tissue, a safe place without the “why” or “how” it happened discussion. Many clients with this hypersensitivity found that response erased after the session(s). This effects your quality of life for years to come, typically.
Nerves are an electrical system. Therefore, nerves respond well to micro electrical stimulation. Doesn’t that make sense? This method treats and opens blockages by “microcurrent” electrical pulse stimulation, which mimics the gentle, natural, brain signal. Its NOT the strong A.C. plug in the wall current.
Normal skin is (-) pole. Scar tissue is (+) pole from the heated inflammation or trauma. The connective tissue pulls together with a strong elastic hardened hold under the skin. The hand held micro-current treatment tools have settings to allow the scar polarity to reverse to a natural (-) pole, releasing restrictions in the nerve path of connective tissue (fascia) and softening the skin to more supple elasticity. It will still look like a scar.
Scar Therapy’s purpose is NOT cosmetic. The purpose is for releasing: (a) pain, (b) pulling of the internal adhesions/restrictions, and (c)cleansing accumulated debris under the scar site.
The color of the scar may lighten. Puckers may release; but it will still look like a scar!
You barely feel any microcurrent. It’s subtle! You feel the retractable, spring loaded, metal tip in contact with your skin around the scar. The majority of the treatment circles outside of the scar, It does NOT pierce your skin. There are some other locations or acupressure places, which are stimulated. Massage therapists do not do anything invasive. In other words. IT DOESN’T HURT!
C-Section Before and after pictures. Released Internal pulling of old surgery
Scar restriction release
