How is it done?

Skilled clinicians use the stainless steel instruments to “scrape” on fibrotic tissue, the instruments are used to break up the scar tissue so it can be absorbed by the body.

What does it do?

It separates and breaks down collagen cross-links which in turn stretches connective tissue and muscle fibers. It also increases the rate and amount of blood flow to and from the area.

What can you expect?

It is common to experience minor discomfort during the procedure and some bruising afterwards. This is a normal response and part of the healing process.