Scar Tissue and Stagnation Understanding Fibrosis, Adhesions and Restricted Fluid Movement Class Date: Sunday 8/30/2026Class Time: 3:30 PM Central TimeLocation: Live Online Zoom ClassPrice: $35 ZOOM LINKS AND MANUAL WILL BE EMAILED ON AUGUST 28TH, PLEASE BE SURE THAT EMAIL AT PURCHASE IS ACCESSIBLE AND CORRECT. Have you ever felt hard areas, small rocks, knots or nodules beneath a client’s skin? These areas are often mistaken for stubborn fat, but the real concern may involve scar tissue, fibrosis, adhesions or restricted fluid movement. When tissue cannot move normally, it can affect how the treatment area looks, feels and responds. During this 90-minute live mini class, we will explore how scar tissue and fibrosis develop, how they contribute to tissue stagnation, and why restricted tissue may need to be addressed before expecting significant contouring results. What You Will Learn How scar tissue develops Scar tissue versus fibrosis Adhesions and restricted tissue mobility Why tissue may feel hard, rocky, lumpy or nodular How scar tissue may affect lymphatic capillaries Fluid stagnation and backflow within the tissue Why some treatment areas repeatedly swell How restricted tissue can interfere with body contouring results The roles of heat, vacuum, manual techniques and cavitation Why aggressive treatment can increase inflammation When working with an LMT may be beneficial When treatment may need to be postponed or referred The limits of non-invasive body contouring results Your Registration Includes One 90-minute live mini class A downloadable PDF class manual Live instruction and discussion
