C-Section/Hysterectomy Scar Therapy
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C-Section/Hysterectomy Scar Therapy
Helping ease painful, numb and restricted scars and reconnect with your abdomen again.
This is a scar release specific therapy, supporting women who have birthed via C-section, experienced a Hysterectomy and/or other gynaecological/female surgeries that have involved abdominal incisions.
We conduct a thorough assessment of your scar, abdominal wall and breathing, and then employ a holistic approach that encompasses scar work massage, instrument-assisted massage, and targeted breathing and core exercises.
Additionally, self-massage advice and a tailored exercise plan are provided, to further help alleviate symptoms.
Please note: C-section and hysterectomy scar massage therapy, can only be performed once the scar has completely healed, at least 12 weeks following the incision/surgery.
Bookings can be made online or via the reception team at the clinic.
Find Out More
If you have any questions, please email Aisha directly on aisha@goodhealthcentre.co.uk or contact the Good Health Centre to arrange for a brief complimentary telephone consultation
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You can book an appointment quickly and easily online by clicking below, if you have any questions prior to booking please get in touch with us on 0113 237 1173 or Email Us and one of the team will be in touch asap!
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