Scar normalisation

Post operation to add in a breast. Then a ‘fat’ nipple.

Scar tissue? (CLICK) We have channels of energy around within and upon our skin surface. These seem to be ignored as pathways that may be blocked due to life and the battle skin has to keep ‘us’ in and the outside ‘out’. Often people have willingly allowed surgical changes. Here we see one such – a breast remake following breast removal some 6 years before.

        The new ‘navel’                   A breast from a previously totally flat chest 

1st session – a few months after surgery. (Self ‘stuffing’) The belly fat was retrieved, along with the skin, and the belly button taken off, the entire belly stretched down, the harvested fat /skin then made into a breast to be added in.
The right inner area was necrotic, and was re-operated upon.

Initial post surgery scars – normalised in one session – the drain holes, and the across belly pus the inner half of the breast.

A month after the nipple was made, a second session was booked.

WHAT I DID – choose to mainly take cold out as the temperatures were very low under the pubic scar and on the breast. Tongue shows the usual incredible shift as the Yang Qi is released out of bondage and can then start the circulation hence the usefulness of needing.

Note the difference in colour above the scar line with the cup on.

            

Nipple was made from the fat under where it is now placed. Hence the brown line – the slit that the plastic surgeon made to dig it out. It is being protected by a donut shape – hence the indented shaped area under the  ‘nipple’. Next comes the tattoo areola . .

Today’s session was all about restoring flows. I quizzed her about the process – she is very happy.

That day I also worked on the 21 year old scar of a woman whose husband wanted her to have the entire breast off. Not just the lumpectomy as many friends who had gone for only the lump were dead.

Reflecting what was happening before the retail industry called oncology, this now 87 year old woman had surgery only – and no chemo or radiation – unlike the recipient of the new breast. I saw and felt the weight of the false breast that is in the older woman’s bra.

Wow! What a hassle . .
Best we actually FIX the problem – either before we get it – or when we do – not rely on knives and drugs.
I have yet to finish the pages on the site on breasts. One in 8 women (prior to the loss of a body that could work – the pre-jab population – who knows how we can help them?)