Restore Scar Therapy

14/03/2026

Get updated - for FREE - about scar massage. Join our April webinar.

⚠️ Scar massage is widely recommended… but what does best practice actually look like…?

Scar tissue is a normal and essential part of the healing process after surgery, injury, or inflammation. However, scars and adhesions can sometimes contribute to pain, restricted movement, sensitivity, and altered tissue function, which may affect recovery and long-term outcomes.

Many health professionals recommend scar massage, but important questions often remain:
• When is the right time to begin scar massage?
• How much pressure should be used?
• What risks, precautions, or contraindications should clinicians be aware of?

📅 FREE Live Webinar: Scar Tissue Massage
🗓 22nd April
⏰ 19:00 BST
⌛ 45 minutes

Join us to gain practical, evidence-informed guidance you can confidently apply in clinical practice. If you can’t attend live, register anyway to receive the recording.
During this webinar, we’ll explore:

✔️ The definition and physiology of scar tissue

✔️ How adhesions form following surgery or injury

✔️ The potential benefits and limitations of scar massage

✔️ Practical considerations including pressure, frequency, duration

✔️ Important risks, precautions, and contraindications for both immature and mature scars

This session is designed for therapy and healthcare professionals, including massage therapists, physiotherapists, lymphatic therapists, osteopaths, occupational therapists, midwives, doulas, clinical nurse specialists, and other practitioners supporting people recovering from surgery or injury.
🔗 Register here:
https://bit.ly/4blQvoJ

13/03/2026

Get updated - for FREE - about scar massage

⚠️ Scar massage is widely recommended… but what does best practice actually look like…?

Scar tissue is a normal and essential part of the healing process after surgery, injury, or inflammation. However, scars and adhesions can sometimes contribute to pain, restricted movement, sensitivity, and altered tissue function, which may affect recovery and long-term outcomes.

Many health professionals recommend scar massage, but important questions often remain:
• When is the right time to begin scar massage?
• How much pressure should be used?
• What risks, precautions, or contraindications should clinicians be aware of?

📅 FREE Live Webinar: Scar Tissue Massage
🗓 22nd April
⏰ 19:00 BST
⌛ 45 minutes

Join us to gain practical, evidence-informed guidance you can confidently apply in clinical practice. If you can’t attend live, register anyway to receive the recording.
During this webinar, we’ll explore:

✔️ The definition and physiology of scar tissue

✔️ How adhesions form following surgery or injury

✔️ The potential benefits and limitations of scar massage

✔️ Practical considerations including pressure, frequency, duration

✔️ Important risks, precautions, and contraindications for both immature and mature scars

This session is designed for therapy and healthcare professionals, including massage therapists, physiotherapists, lymphatic therapists, osteopaths, occupational therapists, midwives, doulas, clinical nurse specialists, and other practitioners supporting people recovering from surgery or injury.
🔗 Register here:
https://bit.ly/4blQvoJ

10/03/2026

⚠️ Scar massage is widely recommended… but what does best practice actually look like?join the experts to learn more on this FREE WEBINAR

Scar tissue is a normal and essential part of the healing process after surgery, injury, or inflammation. However, scars and adhesions can sometimes contribute to pain, restricted movement, sensitivity, and altered tissue function, which may affect recovery and long-term outcomes.
Many health professionals recommend scar massage, but important questions often remain:
• When is the right time to begin scar massage?
• How much pressure should be used?
• How often and for how long should treatment be applied?
• Which techniques are most appropriate at different stages of healing?
• What risks, precautions, or contraindications should clinicians be aware of?
📅 FREE Live Webinar: Scar Tissue Massage
🗓 22nd April
⏰ 19:00 BST
⌛ 45 minutes
Join us to gain practical, evidence-informed guidance you can confidently apply in clinical practice. If you can’t attend live, register anyway to receive the recording.
During this webinar, we’ll explore:
✔️ The definition and physiology of scar tissue
✔️ How adhesions form following surgery or injury
✔️ The potential benefits and limitations of scar massage
✔️ Practical considerations including pressure, frequency, duration, and technique
✔️ Important risks, precautions, and contraindications for both immature and mature scars
This session is designed for therapy and healthcare professionals, including massage therapists, physiotherapists, lymphatic therapists, osteopaths, occupational therapists, midwives, doulas, clinical nurse specialists, and other practitioners supporting people recovering from surgery or injury.
🔗 Register here:
https://bit.ly/4blQvoJ

10/03/2026

⚠️ Scar massage is widely recommended… but what does best practice actually look like?

Scar tissue is a normal and essential part of the healing process after surgery, injury, or inflammation. However, scars and adhesions can sometimes contribute to pain, restricted movement, sensitivity, and altered tissue function, which may affect recovery and long-term outcomes.

Many health professionals recommend scar massage, but important questions often remain:

• When is the right time to begin scar massage?
• How much pressure should be used?
• How often and for how long should treatment be applied?
• Which techniques are most appropriate at different stages of healing?
• What risks, precautions, or contraindications should clinicians be aware of?

📅 FREE Live Webinar: Scar Tissue Massage
🗓 22nd April
⏰ 19:00 BST
⌛ 45 minutes

Join us to gain practical, evidence-informed guidance you can confidently apply in clinical practice. If you can’t attend live, register anyway to receive the recording.

During this webinar, we’ll explore:

✔️ The definition and physiology of scar tissue
✔️ How adhesions form following surgery or injury
✔️ The potential benefits and limitations of scar massage
✔️ Practical considerations including pressure, frequency, duration, and technique
✔️ Important risks, precautions, and contraindications for both immature and mature scars

This session is designed for therapy and healthcare professionals, including massage therapists, physiotherapists, lymphatic therapists, osteopaths, occupational therapists, midwives, doulas, clinical nurse specialists, and other practitioners supporting people recovering from surgery or injury.

🔗 Register here:
https://bit.ly/4blQvoJ

10/03/2026

💛 Testimonial Tuesday 💛

There is nothing more powerful than hearing how scar therapy is changing lives — and today we’re celebrating this wonderful feedback for Restore Scar Therapy Directory therapist Shannon Al-Samaraie.

After sustaining a shin haematoma in a car accident that became infected and required three days in hospital on IV antibiotics, Shannon’s client was referred for specialist support and management.

Here’s what they shared about their experience:

“After sustaining a shin haematoma in a car accident which then became infected and had to spend 3 days in hospital on IV antibiotics, my GP referred me to Flow Lymphodema at Gaythorne for opinion and possible management. Shannon assessed the injury and got to work on it straight away. After only 3 visits in approximately 2 months, my injury has improved significantly. There is still a way to go but I am so happy with my progress so far, as is my GP! Shannon is incredibly knowledgeable, experienced, empathetic and a truly lovely lady. I would very highly recommend her to any prospective clients. Thank you Shannon, I am incredibly grateful!”

Stories like this remind us why specialist scar therapy matters — supporting healing, improving function and helping clients regain confidence after injury or trauma.

We are so proud to have Shannon as part of the Restore Scar Therapy community 💛

Find Shannon here:
👉 https://restorescartherapy.com/therapist/shannon-al-samaraie/

Or search for a scar therapist near you via the directory:
👉 www.restorescartherapy.com

09/03/2026

Thinking of adding Scar Therapy to your skillset?

What you will learn from this course
The Restore Therapy Practitioner course will enable you to provide a scar treatment including scar massage, scar stretch, negative pressure treatment and intraoral techniques, with an understanding of how to use the techniques for different symptoms and common complications. You can expect to help people with itching, pain, limited movement, cosmetically inferior scars and symptoms associated with internal adhesions. Treatment may not completely resolve issues, but can often provide symptom relief. In early scar healing you will be able to advise on topical products and self-scar care. If you are already trained to use kinesiology tape, you can use the application methods shown on this course in a professional capacity.

Why learn with us?
"Great trainer, loved the course and would highly recommend. In depth explanations, great knowledge and teaching skills. Thank you"
Our students love our courses so much, they come back and learn some more.

We offer ongoing support, the opportunity to sign up to a network of therapists local to you, ongoing free opportunities to develop your skills and knowledge, also opportunities to learn how to improve your practice.

We wouldn't be the UK's leading scar therapy education provider if it weren't for all that and more.

09/03/2026

Since launch, just four years ago, our Restore Oncology Scar Specialist (in-person course) has now been delivered in Taiwan, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Estonia, Greece, England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. There is good reason that this course has been so highly popular in just four years since launch - and this is because this course equipped you to deliver results for your clients who have been through cancer surgery and treatment which leaves scar tissue and fibrosis. Thanks to our global teaching team, this class is available in 2026 in New Zealand, Australia and UK. See website for details www.restoretherapy.co.uk.

06/03/2026

✨ Directory Therapist Spotlight ✨

We love celebrating the incredible work our Restore Scar Therapy Directory members are doing every single day — and this feedback for Shannon Al-Samaraie truly speaks for itself.

After sustaining a shin haematoma in a car accident that became infected and required hospitalisation, Shannon’s client was referred for specialist opinion and management.

After just three sessions over two months, the improvement has been significant — with both client and GP delighted with the progress.

Here’s what her client shared:

“Shannon assessed the injury and got to work on it straight away. After only 3 visits in approximately 2 months, my injury has improved significantly. There is still a way to go but I am so happy with my progress so far, as is my GP! Shannon is incredibly knowledgeable, experienced, empathetic and a truly lovely lady. I would very highly recommend her to any prospective clients. Thank you Shannon, I am incredibly grateful!”

This is exactly what specialist scar therapy can do — supporting healing, improving function and restoring confidence after trauma or surgery.

We are so proud to have Shannon as part of our directory community 💛

If you’re looking for a qualified scar therapist, you can find Shannon here:
👉 https://restorescartherapy.com/therapist/shannon-al-samaraie/

Or search for a therapist near you via the Restore Scar Therapy Directory at www.restorescartherapy.com

03/03/2026

…and I’m off again! Restore Therapy has just been growing in momentum from the moment our new courses launched in 2022. It’s so wonderful to be driving a business founded in a passion to share updated protocols and improve access to scar tissue treatment globally. Wish me luck on my latest venture here in Taiwan! I’ll be teaching all three of our courses over the coming weeks. Scar Therapy Practioner, Oncology Scar Specialist and Caesarean Scar Specialist.

02/03/2026

FINAL CHANCE TO REGISTER AND JOIN LIVE

12pm-12:45pm today!

Register with the link below. Can't watch live? The webinar will be available to replay until Friday

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27/02/2026