Manual Lymphatic drainage

Scar Therapy is a non-invasive treatment designed to address scar tissue, fibrosis, and adhesions. It involves specialised scar massage, fascial release techniques, and self-care advice to support and encourage healthy recovery.

The RESTORE method has been developed by the UK's leading scar therapy teacher and Harley Street scar specialist, Emma Holly. The RESTORE scar therapy method is used within the NHS and leading private healthcare providers. A course of treatment is usually recommended, but a single session and self-care advice for you to follow at home can be helpful to encourage healthy recovery.

Restore Therapy: The leading scar therapy educator in the UK 

Scar therapy can benefit anyone who has undergone surgery or experienced trauma. It is especially advantageous for individuals prone to pathological scarring, larger scars, adhesions, or excessive fibrosis. Several techniques can be employed to stimulate scars and the surrounding areas. 

Our therapy methods work better on immature scars (about 8weeks old), which are totally healed and show no signs of brushing. 

We understand that every individual is different, and their scars need to be treated on a one-to-one basis.

• Foster the healthy development of scar tissue to enhance both functional and cosmetic outcomes.

• Diminish common symptoms associated with scars, such as local pain, itching, sensory dysfunction, and reduced mobility.

• Alleviate systemic symptoms, such as distal pain, smooth movement limitations, and changes in organ function, which may result from scar or adhesion formation or fascial restrictions following surgery or trauma.

• Support emotional well-being and acceptance, fostering a holistic recovery experience.

Even though the treatment is mainly manual, the use of oils, creams, wax or silicone is pretty frequent.

Also, we support the scars with K-tape or silicone band or patches when necessary.

We can't make your scar tissue disappear, but starting early often provides the best cosmetic results. That said, it's never too late—old scars can also benefit from treatment. Results vary, so let's tailor the approach to your unique needs.

Normal scars

• Fine-line scars: A minor wound, like a cut, that heals into a red, raised line 

• Flat scars: A scar that starts slightly raised but flattens out as it heals 

Atrophic scars

• Depressed scars: Sunken scars that look like small indentations or rounded pits 

• Ice pick scars: A type of depressed scar that often occurs on the face 

• Acne scars: A type of depressed scar that can range from shallow to deep 

Hypertrophic scars

• Raised scars that can be itchy and painful 

• Scars that can be felt when running a finger over them 

• Scars that may get smaller over time, but never completely flatten out 

Keloid scars

• Raised scars that are red or purple and often extend beyond the original wound

• Scars that can be painful or itchy

• Scars that can arise from minor injuries, like an insect bite or an ear piercing

Contracture scars

• Scars that occur when a large area of skin is damaged, like from a burn

• Scars that cause the skin to tighten, which can restrict movement

Stretch marks

• Scars that occur when the skin expands or shrinks quickly, like during pregnancy, puberty, or after gaining or losing weight

• Scars that appear as silvery or white streaks and can have a shiny texture

Our prices vary depending on your location and plan. The length of the session is always 1 hour, and most of the products (except silicone bands) are included. Please visit our pricing page for more information, or you can directly call the practitioner, Nuria Rubio, at 0448 247 304 to know the cost.