Post-Surgery Endermotherapy Service

Introduction

Scars and soft tissue adhesions remaining after breast surgery can cause post-operative discomforts such as tightness and pain. These issues can restrict physical and shoulder mobility, ultimately impacting the patient's overall quality of life.

 

Furthermore, breast cancer patients who have undergone breast surgery or radiotherapy may experience impaired lymphatic flow due to damaged lymph nodes, increasing the risk of breast cancer-related lymphoedema at affected side.

 

What is Endermotherapy?

Endermotherapy is an advanced treatment: Using the negative pressure suction, motorised rollers, and vibration technology delivered through the therapeutic M6 device, the treatment produces deep mechanical stimulation—including pulling, stretching, twisting, kneading, and rolling—across the skin's surface. This process stretches the body's soft tissues (including the skin, fascia, and muscles) while promoting lymphatic and blood circulation.

 

Post-Surgery Endermotherapy Service

 The HKBCF is the first NGO in Hong Kong to introduce the M6 device for breast cancer patients. HKBCF offers an evidence-based therapeutic intervention* to support post-operative physical and psychological recovery.

 

Benefits of treatment:

  • Alleviating post-operative scar pulling and tightness.
  • Promoting lymphatic and blood circulation in the deep layers of the skin.
  • Enhancing shoulder range of motion at affected side.
  • Improving muscle mobility and performance.

 

Eligibility
Breast cancer patients and survivors who have undergone breast surgery (lumpectomy or mastectomy) at least 4 weeks prior.

 

Fees

  • Single Session: $1,000
  • Package of 3 Sessions: $2,400 (must be completed within two months)

 

Booking & Enquiries

To make an appointment or for any inquiries, please contact the Breast Cancer Support Centre:

 

Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation Support Centre (Hong Kong)

  • Phone: 2525 6033
  • WhatsApp: 6214 5947

 

Doctor referrals are welcome.

 

*Leung, A. K. P., Ouyang, H., & Pang, M. Y. C. (2022). Effects of mechanical stimulation on mastectomy scars within 2 months of surgery: A singlecenter, single-blinded, randomized controlled trial.