MPS (Microcurrent Point Stimulation) Scar Release Therapy is a FDA cleared and Health Canada Licensed, gentle, non-invasive treatment designed to soften and release scar tissue, reduce related tension and chronic pain, and accelerate tissue healing.
What is MPS Scar Release Therapy?
Your Scars Can Affect More Than You Might Think
Scars aren’t just cosmetic, they can:
MPS Scar Release Therapy can be used on surgical scars, injury-related scars, and areas where scar tissue may be contributing to pain or restricted movement.
- Bind and restrict deeper tissues (fascia)
- Affect posture and movement
- Contribute to chronic pain and dysfunction
- Impede lymph circulation
- Activate sympathetic stress
- Entrap nearby nerves
MPS Scar Release Therapy can be used on surgical scars, injury-related scars, and areas where scar tissue may be contributing to pain or restricted movement.
C-Section Scar Release Therapy
Cesarean section scars can have a deeper impact than many people realize.
Scar tissue forms and extends from the surface affecting the abdominal wall, surrounding fascia and even posture or core function.
Some individuals experience numbness, sensitivity, tightness or A “pulling” sensation long after healing.
Whether your C-section scar was recent or many years ago, our C-section scar release therapy uses MPS (Microcurrent Point Stimulation) to gently address these concerns in a safe and supportive environment.
Scar tissue forms and extends from the surface affecting the abdominal wall, surrounding fascia and even posture or core function.
Some individuals experience numbness, sensitivity, tightness or A “pulling” sensation long after healing.
Whether your C-section scar was recent or many years ago, our C-section scar release therapy uses MPS (Microcurrent Point Stimulation) to gently address these concerns in a safe and supportive environment.
Benefits may include:
- Reduced tightness and pulling around the scar
- Improved comfort with movement and daily activities
- Enhanced awareness and connection to your core
- Decreased sensitivity or numbness in the area
- Decreased size and visibility of scar
