Veteran-owned and woman-owned since 2007, Scar Tissue Massage in Point Loma near Sunset Cliffs applies a specialized fascial technique developed by Sharon Wheeler, a first-generation Rolfer who trained under Ida Rolf at Esalen in 1968. The technique applies light, precise fascial manipulation to surgical and traumatic scars, restoring tissue mobility and reducing adhesion-related pain without the deep pressure used in conventional myofascial release — a post-surgical rehabilitation approach that complements the movement-restoration protocols at Community Care Physical Therapy - Liberty Station. An Avazzia Pro-Sport 3 microcurrent device supplements manual work on high-pain or deeply adhered scars, delivering electrical stimulation to accelerate collagen remodeling. Cupping therapy is integrated into selected scar-tissue sessions to decompress surrounding fascial layers, a technique that aligns with the holistic tissue-recovery philosophy at Viva Wellness. The most complex cases involve multi-site surgical scar rehabilitation — abdominal, spinal, and joint-replacement scars — addressed through a progressive series of sessions that rebuild fascial glide across the entire adhesion network.