Milly is a fully trained Scar Therapist in the RESTORE Scar Therapy Method, an evidence-based, non-invasive treatment recommended by medical professionals. Developed by Emma Holly, a leading UK scar therapy teacher and Harley Street specialist, this method is used in the NHS and top private healthcare providers. RESTORE scar therapy delivers excellent results and can be integrated with osteopathic treatments. Milly also provides advice on topical products
What is Scar Tissue?
What is Scar Therapy?
What Will Happen at My Appointment?
When can I start Scar Therapy?
Which types of scars can be treated?
- C-Section
- Oncology
- Orthopaedic surgery
- Burn trauma
- Hand trauma
- Cosmetic surgery
Benefits of Scar Therapy
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Enhance Functional and Cosmetic Outcomes: Scar massage and home-care guidance can significantly improve the appearance and functionality of both old and new scars.
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Alleviate Sensitivity, Pain, and Itching: Stimulating the scar area can normalize sensitivity, while using scar creams, oils, silicone, or gels can reduce itchiness.
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Increase Mobility: Encouraging movement between skin, fascia, and muscle layers can improve range and ease of motion, reducing the pulling and puckering of scar tissue.
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Address Scars and Fascia: Scar therapy stimulates changes in the scar tissue on the skin surface and in the underlying adhesions or fibrosis.
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Promote Healing: Surgeons often recommend scar massage to promote healing, minimize long-term complications, and support overall recovery.
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Enhance Emotional Wellbeing: Therapeutic and holistic scar therapy helps you accept your scars, improving emotional health.
Milly Howlett
Registered OsteopathMilly has a Masters in Osteopathy (M.Ost) from Swansea University. She is dedicated to educating her patients about the root causes of their discomfort and pain. Through a range of techniques including soft tissue therapy, joint mobilisations, muscle energy technique, KT-taping, exercise prescription, and lifestyle advice, she helps individuals regain confidence in their movement and enhance their overall well-being. She enjoys treating a wide range of conditions, from neck pain to age-related conditions such as arthritis. Milly is recognised for her calm and gentle and patient approach, especially with those who may be anxious about treatment.