Scar Pain
Scar pain can persist long after the skin has healed—often felt as burning, itching, sensitivity, or deep aching. It may result from nerve irritation, adhesions, or abnormal scar tissue, and can limit comfort and mobility. At Modal Pain, we recognize the impact scar pain can have and offer focused treatments to relieve discomfort and restore ease of movement.
Common Causes of Scar Pain
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Nerve damage or irritation – from surgery or injury affecting nearby nerves
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Entrapped nerves – scar tissue can compress or trap nerves beneath the skin
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Adhesions – internal scar tissue that binds layers of tissue together, limiting movement
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Hypertrophic or keloid scars – raised, thickened scars that create pressure or sensitivity
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Chronic inflammation – ongoing irritation around the scar site
These factors can lead to persistent burning, aching, or tenderness, even after the wound appears fully healed.


How We Treat It
- Injection Therapy: Corticosteroid or anesthetic injections to reduce inflammation and nerve irritation.
- Nerve Blocks: Targeted nerve blocks to alleviate pain from nerve entrapment.
- Physical Therapy & Myofascial Release: Techniques to break down restrictive scar tissue and improve mobility.
- Topical & Oral Medications: Including compounded creams with anesthetics, anti-inflammatory agents, or neuropathic pain medications.


Recovery After Treatment
Recovery from scar pain depends on the treatment, but many patients feel relief within days. Some may need a few weeks for full improvement. Mild soreness can occur, but most return to normal activities quickly. We’ll support your recovery every step of the way.
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