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Harley Street Clinic
23 Harley St, London W1G 9QF
Email
info@restoretherapy.co.uk
Phone
07814296701

How can we help you?

Restore Therapy Clinic Ltd. is owned by Emma Holly, one of UK’s leading scar tissue therapist. Emma and her clinical team are international educators in scar therapy, teaching other therapists within private practice and NHS scar massage and other skills for trauma and surgery recovery. We can help you if you have had any surgery or trauma that has created scar tissue adhesions or fibrosis including internal scar tissue.  We are specialist in non-invasive, manual scar treatments incorporating Restore Scar Therapy, ScarWork™ kinesiology tape and cupping for scars, LymphaTouch negative pressure and Deep Oscillation (non-invasive) medical devices are incorporated to help promote healing in old and new scars

Release Tightness
Scar therapy can help loosen and release tight scar tissue to reduce discomfort. Treatment can be beneficial on both new and old scar tissue.
Support Emotional Wellbeing
Gentle therapeutic touch can be powerful way to aid emotional recovery and help accept changes after a surgery or accident.
Help Restricted Mobility
By reducing tightness and encouraging mobility between the layers of skin, fascia and muscle, the client's range of movement can often improve.
Stimulate and Boost Healing
Scar massage is often recommended by surgeons to promote optimum scar healing after surgery & may minimise long term complications.
Reduce Sensitivity and Pain
Trapped nerves and irritated scar tissue can be a factor for prolonged discomfort. Therapeutic touch may reduce pain and help normalise sensitivity.
Holistic Scar Healing
A tailored programme focusing on diet, exercise and manual treatments, can help optimize your scar healing and general wellbeing.

The Team

 The Restore Therapy team will work together to help you after a surgery or trauma leaves scar tissue complications. We can help with a scar assessment in early recovery, together with some personalised advice for you to carry on at home, to providing an in-depth series of appointments over a number of months to help improve complications you maybe facing associated with your scars, such as pain, sensitivity or limited movement. Capsular contracture and other common complications after breast surgery should respond well. Issues with digestion such as cramping or bloating after pelvic or abdominal surgery, and other adhesion related issues may improve.

Emma Holly

Emma Holly

Scar Tissue Specialist and Educator

Emma Holly has been highly commended as Complementary Therapist of the Year by The Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) for her work in post-surgical recovery. She has taught scar therapy globally, to physiotherapists working in elite sport and at leading cancer centres, speaking at surgical conferences on scar massage. Emma has organised over 550 scar treatments to be given to participants in Invictus Games via Help for Heroes and works with Dans Fund for Burns.

Vickie Maher

Vickie Maher

Senior Scar Therapist

As a 'general' course and C-Section course tutor for Restore Scar Therapy training, Vickie is well placed to support your recovery. Vickie joins the clinic team in Harley Street in September 2024, and has with almost two decades experience in sports massage and qualifications in lymphatic drainage alongside a broad range of scar therapy training. She has a special interest in C-Section and hysterectomy, but has varied experience including in orthopaedic surgery scars, burn scars, keyhole and open surgery scars and many other surgery and trauma scars.

Tina Glynn

Tina Glynn

Senior Scar Therapist

Originally working as a registered nurse 80's, Tina went on to specialise in cancer care and lymphatic drainage (MLD) and scar therapy. Tina currently has a clinic in Surrey and also teaches oncology and 'general' scar therapy courses around the UK and has a special interest in cosmetic surgery. Tina will be joining the Restore Harley Street clinic later this year.

A range of treatment options selected to meet your needs

We are here to support your recovery using a patient centred treatment approach. Your therapist will select the best options to deliver a personalised treatment for your scar. A single treatment is often helpful, button many cases a scar therapy program of 4-8 treatments is recommended for the best results. Treatments usually are given at intervals every 2, 4 or 6 weeks.

Scar Massage
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Scar Massage

Scar Massage is commonly used to help remodel and promote improvement in scar tissue that has developed after an injury. Scar massage is often recommended by surgeons and doctors to...

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Vacuum Massage Using LymphaTouch
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Vacuum Massage Using LymphaTouch

Deep Oscillation® an internationally patented, proven technology based on the effects of creating an electrostatic field in the tissue to stimulate healing and reduce fibrosis. Effective...

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Deep Oscillation
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Deep Oscillation

Deep Oscillation® an internationally patented, proven technology based on the effects of creating an electrostatic field in the tissue to stimulate healing and reduce fibrosis. Effective...

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ScarWork
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ScarWork

ScarWork is a specialised gentle manual treatment, to help anyone with scar tissue, fibrosis, adhesions and change in tissue health following a surgery, radiotherapy, burn or accident...

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The RESTORE Scar Therapy Pledge

Emma Holly is passionate about scar therapy being more available to those who need it. Offered as part of the RESTORE scar therapy education program, appointments for free scar therapy sessions with the therapists completing their advanced training courses provide vital scar therapy to those affected with both new and old scars.

We understand that not everyone is able to afford specialist treatments.  The RESTORE free scar therapy pledge provides a win-win for those who would otherwise not be able to afford treatment whilst ensuring therapists completing their advanced skills training have the supervised hands-on experience they need to offer scar therapy to their clients.

Appointments with supervised therapists completing their advanced education are available around the UK – over 2,000 beneficial free treatments have already been delivered by therapists under supervision.