Sano Health NZ

12/05/2026

✨Start your weekend the right way. ✨ We are now open on Saturday’s for massage appointments. For Online bookings: https://sano-ltd.splose.com/online-booking/fde82b5d-9412-45b3-aa41-790e8477e790

10/05/2026

The perfect Mother’s Day day ☀️

09/05/2026

09/05/2026

Thinking about becoming a Restore Scar Therapist?

Restore Scar Therapy courses are designed for clinicians wanting to build confidence and practical skill in working with scars safely and effectively.

This course is suitable for:

• Massage Therapists
• Physiotherapists
• Occupational Therapists
• Osteopaths
• Bowen Therapist
• Clinical Nurse Specialist
• Lymphedema Therapist

Other hands-on rehabilitation and manual therapy professionals

This training is ideal for practitioners wanting to better support clients with scars relating to:
• Trauma
• Major surgery
• Cosmetic surgery
• Historic injuries
• Burns
• Joint replacements
• Oncology

During the course, you will learn how to:
Assess scar tissue and surrounding structures

Understand how scars can impact movement, pain, function, and body awareness

Apply practical scar therapy techniques within scope of practice
Improve confidence in supporting post-operative and long-term scar rehabilitation

Use clinical reasoning to tailor treatment to the individual client

This is a practical, hands-on training designed to help you integrate scar therapy into your existing clinical work.
If you are looking to expand your skill set and offer more specialised support to your clients visit https://www.restorescartherapy.co.nz/contact
massagetherapy

08/05/2026

fav’s back in stock along with a couple of new trail product to help support with scar recovery.

07/05/2026

07/05/2026

We will be open on Saturday 8am till 4pm from the 16th of May. To book: https://www.sano.co.nz

06/05/2026

Melt away your week & step into your weekend feeling relaxed✨

05/05/2026

Scar therapy is often overlooked, but it plays a crucial role in your recovery. Scars aren’t just surface-level; they can impact movement, cause discomfort, and affect how you feel in your body long after healing “looks” complete.
The right scar therapy can help restore mobility, reduce pain, and support better overall function. Equally as important as the therapy itself is ‘who’ you trust with your care. An appropriately trained scar therapist understands the complexity of healing tissue and uses safe, evidence-based techniques tailored to your body.
If you’re navigating recovery, don’t settle, seek out someone qualified to guide you.
Find a trained therapist here: https://restorescartherapy.com/directory/
Learn more: https://sano.co.nz

03/05/2026

Your scar heeds help.
Silicone products along with using a moisturiser support the skin barrier function and can reduce excessive scar tissue deposition.

Silicone sheets, gels and/or compression products have been proven to help with keloid and hypertrophic scars. Long term use of these product is key.