Scar & Tissue Therapy with LymphaTouch & Winback
Scars — whether from surgery, childbirth or injury — can sometimes cause pain, tightness or restricted movement in the tissues around them. These issues can contribute to discomfort in the pelvis, abdomen, lower back or hips.
LymphaTouch Scar Therapy is a gentle, precise treatment that helps:
✔ Soften scar tissue
✔ Improve circulation
✔ Release tightness and adhesions
✔ Support overall tissue health
This non-invasive therapy complements your pelvic health plan and helps your body move more freely and comfortably. It’s ideal after C-sections, abdominal surgery, hysterectomy or other pelvic operations.
This treatment may be used for new or old scars, and not just c-section scars.
Get in touch if you have a scar which is itchy, pucker in, causing pain, discomfort, a restriction in movement or anything else that is bothering you about it. Whether you are weeks months or years after surgery or injury, this treatment will help
As a midwife I've been present at hundreds of births including countless Caesareans sections. I know first hand what the body goes through during surgery and recovery.
At Restore Medical Tarporley I am proud to offer gentle, effective scar therapy for Caesarean section recovery.
Using advanced Lymphatouch technology, and Winback, these treatments help to soften scar tissue, improve comfort and mobility, reduce tightness and support natural healing.
A safe and supportive option for postnatal recovery designed to help speed up your healing journey and get you moving with confidence again.
Winback supports tissue healing and promotes improved circulation.
It's amazing for Pelvic or perineal discomfort, from tears & episiotomy
General Post-partum healing
Tissue recovery after injury or surgery
Reduces Scar-related pain and stiffness, it gently encourages the body’s natural regenerative processes. It works at a deep tissue level to support improved comfort, mobility and healing without downtime.
Abdominal Fascia Support Post Pregnancy
During pregnancy, your body undergoes incredible changes to support your growing baby. As your bump expands, the fascia- the thin connective tissue that surrounds and supports your muscles, organs, and the skin - naturally stretches and adapts.
However, this rapid and continuous stretching can sometimes cause the fascia to become tight, restricted or dehydrated, leading to:
A feeling of abdominal tension or pulling
Discomfort or aching through the tummy or lower back
Changes in the digestion such as bloating or sluggish bowel movements
Difficulty fully relaxing or reconnecting with the abdominal muscles after birth
When the fascia loses its natural glide, movement and circulation through the abdominal wall can be reduced. This can affect how comfortably your muscles and organs work together, and how easily your body recovers after pregnancy and surgery.
How Gentle Abdominal Massage Can Help
Warming the tissues with Winback and using Lymphatouch therapy, gentle negative pressure and rhythmic massage movements are applied across the abdomen. This technique helps to:
Restore fascial mobility and glide
Improve lymphatic flow and reduce fluid retention
Ease tension and discomfort in the abdominal wall
Support healthy digestion and recovery
Because the treatment is so gentle its perfect as part of your postnatal recovery self care journey.
Treatments I can offer in pregnancy
Carpal tunnel discomfort and wrist stiffness are common, especially during pregnancy, repetitive strain, or hormonal changes. These symptoms can make daily activities-from holding your baby to working- difficult and frustrating
Using gentle negative pressure therapy and manual techniques, we work around the wrist and forearm (avoiding direct pressure on the medial nerve) to ease tightness, reduce swelling, and improve circulation. Each session uses carefully controlled pressure to create more space within the carpal tunnel region, helping to restore comfort and mobility.
Leg swelling (oedema) can occur after surgery, during pregnancy, or prolonged periods of standing or activity. Using a gentle, evidence-based approach, this treatment helps to stimulate lymphatic flow and reduce fluid build-up
Treatment begins by working above the area of the swelling to open the lymphatic pathways, followed by gentle suction and release movements along the legs to support drainage and circulation. This approach helps to relieve heaviness, tenderness and visible swelling, promoting comfort and recovery