02/12/2025
PERINEAL SCAR THERAPY — GENTLE SUPPORT FOR YOUR HEALING
Perineal scars, whether from tearing or an episiotomy, can affect comfort, confidence, intimacy, and pelvic floor function. Many women are told “you’re healed” at six weeks, yet still feel pulling, tightness, stinging, or a sense that things just don’t feel the same.
I’m licensed to offer specialist perineal scar therapy, using gentle, respectful, clinical techniques to help soften adhesions, ease sensitivity, and restore natural mobility. This work supports the whole pelvic floor, helping you move, exercise, and live with more comfort and freedom. Scars can change beautifully, even years after birth.
Perineal scar therapy may help:
• Reduce tightness, pulling, or discomfort
• Improve pelvic floor movement and ease
• Support intimacy by reducing pain or sensitivity
• Encourage emotional healing after a difficult birth
• Reconnect you with a part of your body that deserves care
Alongside treatment, many women benefit from simple self-massage once healing is complete.
Three gentle steps for self-perineal scar massage:
Prepare – Wash hands, choose a quiet moment, and apply a small amount of natural, unscented oil.
Soften – Place one or two fingers on the external scar and hold gentle pressure for 30 seconds, allowing the tissue to soften under your touch.
Mobilise – Slowly move the tissue side to side, then in small circles, staying well within comfort. Stop if anything feels sharp or painful.
Every woman deserves to feel at ease in her own body. If you’d like personalised support, I’m here with compassion and expertise.