Scar Tissue Re-Organization Techniques - Tennessee Sports Medicine

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Scarring is natural but that doesn’t mean it isn’t frustrating. When the body heals from a surgery, it is not uncommon for a scar to form. Depending on the area of scarring, this can lead to physical limitations and feelings of insecurity in a patient. Fortunately, there is a solution to treating scars with the Read Full Post

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