Mastopexy – Surgery Scar Treatment

How Uli’s Method Works

Neuromuscular Stimulation

Reintegrates the scar into body awareness; soothes chronically irritated tissue.

Fascial Mobilization

Gently loosens adhesions – improving elasticity and range of motion.

Sensory Resetting

Helps the skin "relearn" sensation – numbness fades.

Whole-Body Regulation

Balances the autonomic nervous system for inner calm and ease.

Treatment for Mastopexy scar

Surgeries are significant moments in anyone’s life. Whether for medical necessity or by choice, they leave not only memories but also physical marks. The Mastopexy scar is an example of this. Often, after the initial recovery, the skin shows changes in texture, color, sensitivity, and even movement restriction. These changes can cause aesthetic discomfort, emotional impact, and functional limitations.

Here you will understand how the treatment for Mastopexy scar works, what the benefits are, the main care measures, and how it is possible to restore skin health and well-being after surgery.

What is a Mastopexy scar?

The Mastopexy scar is the natural result of the body’s healing process after surgery. During recovery, the body produces repair tissue to close the incision. In many cases, this tissue shows characteristics different from the surrounding skin, forming a visible mark.

Depending on the surgical technique, recovery time, and individual predisposition, the Mastopexy scar may be discreet or more noticeable. Some people develop flat, light scars, while others form keloids, hypertrophic scars, or retracted scars that limit skin elasticity.

Main discomforts caused by Mastopexy scar

Although it is a natural process, the Mastopexy scar can generate a series of discomforts:

skin color changes (lighter or darker than the original tone)
irregular texture, thicker or hardened
pulling sensation or adherence to deeper tissue
local pain or increased sensitivity
movement limitation in areas close to the incision
aesthetic and emotional impact, affecting self-esteem

These factors explain why many people seek treatment for Mastopexy scar, aiming not only at aesthetics but also functional improvement.

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Benefits of Uli's Mastopexy scar treatment

Specialized treatment acts on several levels, bringing visible and noticeable benefits:

Aesthetic improvement: the scar becomes more discreet, smooth, and uniform in relation to the surrounding skin.
Fibrosis reduction: proper techniques help break down the rigid tissue that causes pulling.
Pain and discomfort relief: improved mobility and circulation reduce local symptoms.
Functional recovery: greater elasticity and mobility of the skin and nearby muscles.
Emotional well-being: seeing the Mastopexy scar softened helps many people regain confidence and self-esteem.

How is Mastopexy scar treatment performed?

There are several possible approaches that can be combined for better results:

Specialized manual techniques
Methods of tissue release and scar mobilization help loosen adhesions, improve local circulation, and restore skin elasticity.

Physical therapies
Resources such as laser, radiofrequency, and microcurrents can stimulate cell regeneration and even out skin tone.

Topical products
The use of creams, gels, and specific oils helps hydrate, smooth, and regenerate scar tissue. Ingredients such as silicone, vitamin E, and natural oils are often used.

Individualized follow-up
Each Mastopexy scar is unique. Therefore, professional evaluation is essential to choose the right combination of techniques and resources.

When to start Mastopexy scar treatment?

The earlier the care begins, the better the results tend to be. In general, once the stitches have been removed and the skin has closed, light approaches can be started.

In older scars, even after years, it is still possible to improve texture, color, and elasticity. Treatment can be adapted for both recent scars and older Mastopexy scars.

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Emotional impact of Mastopexy scar

It is not only the skin that keeps marks after surgery. Many people report that looking at the Mastopexy scar brings back painful memories or feelings of insecurity. This can affect self-esteem, social life, and even intimacy.

Therefore, scar treatment should not be seen only as an aesthetic measure but also as a process of recovering identity and confidence. By softening the mark, it is possible to reframe the experience and restore a positive relationship with the body.

Deep-acting. Non-invasive. Sustainable.

The method is based on insights from neuromuscular stimulus processing, fascia therapy, and sensorimotor reintegration, offering a highly individualized, functional alternative to standard treatments.

Expected results of Mastopexy scar treatment

Each person responds differently, but in general, it is possible to observe:

more uniform and smoother skin
improved mobility in the area
reduction of pain and excessive sensitivity
less visible scar, better integrated into the surrounding tissue

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What my clients say?

What is the procedure?

1- First Meeting

Assessment, measurement, testing of the scar to be treated, preparation of a scar care plan (scope, duration, investment). First treatment

2- Each scar care session

Processing of the scar and evaluation of the result

3- After finishing the scar care sessions:

Overall evaluation of care and tips.

Scar treatment after Mastopexy

Surgical scars are a natural result of the healing process. However, the scar that remains after Mastopexy can affect skin texture, color, mobility, and even self-confidence. Specialized treatment helps soften the scar, improve elasticity, and restore comfort and well-being.

Why Mastopexy scars need care

Every surgical incision heals differently. Depending on genetics, surgical technique, and recovery, the Mastopexy scar may appear raised, thick, or discolored. In some cases, tightness and sensitivity occur, which can limit daily activities. Targeted treatment minimizes these issues and supports proper skin regeneration.

Main challenges

Visible changes in color and texture
Excessive sensitivity or numbness
Scar tightness or restricted movement
Emotional impact on self-image

Benefits of treatment

Smoother and more even skin appearance
Improved elasticity and mobility
Relief from discomfort and sensitivity
Increased self-confidence and well-being

When to start treatment

Treatment for Mastopexy scars can begin once the wound is closed and stitches are removed. Even old scars from past surgeries can improve significantly with professional care. Early intervention often delivers the best long-term results.

Professional scar treatment after Mastopexy

Whether your scar is recent or years old, advanced techniques can reduce visibility, improve skin flexibility, and restore confidence. Personalized care ensures the best outcome for your unique healing process.

Investment?

Nothing is worth more than your own well-being

Evaluation

Evaluation of the scar and first treatment

Other sessions

Each subsequent session according to the scar care plan ( scar condition, extent, duration)

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Things to know about Mastopexy scars

Every surgery leaves a mark. The way a Mastopexy scar develops depends on the incision, closure technique, and individual healing factors.

Other influences include age, genetics, skin type, and lifestyle habits such as smoking or sun exposure. Understanding these factors helps explain why scars differ and how treatment can help improve them.

Scar healing usually passes through three main phases:

Wound closure

Begins immediately after surgery and lasts about a week. The body closes the incision through clotting and tissue repair.

Scar formation

Over the next weeks, collagen and elastin fibers build up, often leaving the scar red, thick, or itchy.

Remodeling

In the final phase, collagen reorganizes, ideally making the scar paler, softer, and less sensitive over time.

Typical scar types

Hypertrophic scars – raised, thickened scars that remain within the wound edges.

Keloid scars – larger scars that grow beyond the incision area, often itchy or painful.

Atrophic scars – flat or sunken scars caused by loss of skin tissue.

Fresh scars require protection and hydration. Moisturizing creams and scar gels with silicone or hyaluronic acid are recommended. Sun protection is essential for at least 12–18 months after Mastopexy to prevent darkening and irritation. With the right care, both recent and old scars can become less visible and more comfortable over time.

Uli Gutbrod

Since 2004 I have been accompanying and supporting women and men of all ages with different health, physical conditions and goals as a self-employed Medical Fitness Coach and Trainer. Flexibility and creativity have become part of my personality over the last 20 years due to my work in Sao Paulo, Brazil. I support you in German, English and Portuguese.