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Mastectomy and Augmentation
​Scar Tissue

Mastectomy Scar Tissue

In order to treat or prevent breast cancer, removal of breast tissue or the entire breast and surrounding muscle may be performed.  This may be accompanied by radiation treatment to the area.   Both surgery and radiation treatment can create restrictions in the soft tissue and bands of adhesion which limit mobility and cause pain.  Gentle manual therapy and home-stretching techniques can be used to release restrictions, decrease pain, restore posture, and improve mobility.
Breast Augmentation

As the body heals after augmentation surgery it is important to assist the body's healing process and prevent restrictive scar tissue formation.  Therapy can help the implant to stay mobile in the pocket created by your surgeon, optimizing surgical results.  It can also prevent and treat reactive muscle contracture that may lift the implant, or cause neck, back, or shoulder discomfort.










Dr. Leslie Wakefield PT also treats TMJ, headache, lower back pain, neck pain, postural dysfunctions, alignment, women's health concerns, pelvic floor, scar tissue, chronic pain, orthopedics; she utilizes both exercise and manual treatments including myofascial release, visceral manipulation, trigger point release, joint mobilization, muscle energy techniques, and others.

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  • Home
  • Get To Know Us
  • Physical Therapy
    • Pelvic Health Physical Therapy >
      • Bladder and Bowel Concerns
      • Pregnancy
      • Postpartum
      • Pelvic Organ Prolapse
      • Pain with Sex
      • Vaginal and Rectal Pain
      • Pelvic Pain
      • Coccyx Care
      • Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
      • Post Surgical
      • Scar Tissue >
        • How We Treat It
        • Hysterectomy
        • Post Mastectomy and Augmentation
        • C-section and Episiotomy
        • Other Scarring
    • Self Treatment Aides >
      • Coccydynia Self-Help
      • Sacroiliac Pain Self-Help
      • Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Self-Help
      • Sore or Stiff Muscles Self-Help
    • FAQ
    • Telehealth
    • Yoga
    • Massage
  • Contact
  • Blog
  • Podcast