Emma is a specialised clinical scar therapist, a leader in her field, with a reputation for excellence based in Harley Street London. Well known for being able to get results using non-invasive treatment approaches. With almost 30 years of experience as a therapist, Emma is leading education in scar tissue massage and regularly teaches to NHS and private hospital staff, as well as therapists working in private practice with courses in UK and internationally.

In her clinic Emma uses a combination of Restore Scar massage, the vacuum or negative pressure medical device LymphaTouch and also Deep Oscillation medical device. These non-invasive approaches should not be very painful and can incrementally improve your scar. Seek treatment early for best results, but scar tissue can improve even decades after an injury.

Emma has taught scar therapy courses to the Military of Defence occupational therapy team and to therapists at UKs leading cancer hospitals. The Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) awarded Emma as Highly Commended Complementary Therapist of the Year 2017. Emma loves to give back and lead a team of volunteers with Help for Heroes and has provided a team of therapists to support the Invictus athletic team, delivering over 550 treatments 2017 – 2022, and supported Dans Fund for Burns with free therapy treatments at their wellbeing events since 2023. With experience treating:

• Cancer surgery
• Burn injury
• Amputation scars
• Cosmetic surgery
• Traumatic injury
• Joint replacement and more…

Emma’s approach is client focussed using hands-on scar massage techniques. Each scar therapy treatment is tailored to your individual needs and concerns, using evidence-based approach to scar tissue therapy. She will combine scar massage with fascial release, LymphaTouch and use of the Deep Oscillation medical device to maximise results. This device uses a gentle electrostatic current to hydrate the fascia and soften fibrosis. Together she will develop a treatment plan to include advanced scar therapy methods and use of technology to address scar tissue restrictions, adhesions, and discomfort. 

Emma Holly has presented (on scar massage and non-invasive treatment) at many conferences including:
Australasian Lymphology Association conference 2023, New Zealand, 2025 Australia
Wound Care UK (nursing conference), UK 2025
International conference Scars 2023, Berlin
Association of Breast Surgery conference 2024
Therapy Expo 2021; 2022; 2023; 2025
Sports Massage Association Conference 2017

Emma offers appointments in Harley Street, London or near Bath, Somerset. Contact her today to book your assessment and let her support your scar-therapy recovery.