Ideal for scar massage, desensitization, muscle stimulation, oral stimulation and sensory re-education. Three natural silicone heads massage small muscle areas. Select the ball, spot or flat disc attachment most appropriate for the area being massaged.

How Vibration Therapy Works for Scar Tissue:

Vibration therapy devices typically deliver high-frequency vibrations to the skin and underlying tissues. When used on scar tissue, these vibrations can help in the following ways:

Breaking Down Scar Tissue: he mechanical vibration stimulates the deep layers of tissue, potentially breaking down the fibrous collagen buildup that forms in scar tissue. Scar tissue can often be denser and less elastic than healthy tissue, which can restrict movement. Vibration can help reduce the density and thickness of this tissue, making it more pliable.

Increasing Blood Flow: Vibration helps stimulate circulation in the area where it's applied. Increased blood flow is important for healing because it brings in fresh oxygen and nutrients, and it helps remove metabolic waste from the area. Better circulation may help prevent scar tissue from becoming overly rigid.

Relieving Pain and Discomfort: The vibrational therapy may provide pain relief by stimulating sensory receptors in the skin and tissues, which can interfere with the pain signals being sent to the brain. Essentially, the vibration may "distract" the nervous system from pain and reduce sensitivity in the area.

Using a small vibrator, specifically a vibration therapy device, to break down scar tissue is a technique that's often incorporated into physical therapy and rehabilitation. This method is sometimes called vibration therapy or percussive therapy, and it can provide a number of benefits for improving mobility, reducing pain, and promoting tissue healing.

Using a small vibrator or vibration therapy device for scar tissue can be an effective, non-invasive way to promote healing, break down dense tissue, improve mobility, and reduce pain. It can complement other physical therapy techniques, but it's important to approach it cautiously and consult with a healthcare provider to ensure it's right for your specific condition.