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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Fibrosis Therapy/Terapia reduccion de Fibrosis - Single Session/ 1 area.
We typically recommend starting fibrosis therapy once your surgeon clears you, often 2–6 weeks post-op depending on procedure and healing. We coordinate with your medical team, evaluate scarring, and customize timing to ensure safe, effective treatment for optimal outcomes.
Most clients feel gentle pressure and stretching rather than sharp pain. Techniques are adjusted for sensitivity and healing stage; brief soreness can occur after treatment. Communicate any discomfort and the therapist will modify pressure for safe, tolerable therapy.
Results vary by scar severity and surgery type. Many clients benefit from a series of sessions (3–8) scheduled weekly or biweekly. We offer packages for consistent care and will create a personalized plan based on assessment and progress.
The base session treats one surgical area (60 minutes). Common areas include abdomen, flanks, thighs, and arms. Additional areas can be added at $50 per area (30 minutes each), or included in package plans.
Contraindications include active infection, open wounds, recent blood clots, uncontrolled medical conditions, or surgeon restrictions. A thorough intake and medical clearance ensure safety; we’ll consult your healthcare provider if there’s any uncertainty before treatment.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring post-op garments if instructed. Avoid anti-inflammatories only if advised by your surgeon. Arrive with any surgeon notes or clearance, and expect a review of your surgical history before the therapist begins.