About us
Scar Care provides prevention and treatment of scarring and oedema following traumatic injuries and surgery. We understand that scarring and swelling can have a major impact on a person’s life.
Our scar and oedema programmes take a multidisciplinary approach that considers your total wellbeing; helping you to comfortably return to work or school, sports, leisure activities, and everyday living.
Meet the Team
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Angela Thynne
DIRECTOR, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
Angela has over 30 years of experience in the management of scarring and oedema following traumatic injuries, burns and surgery.
She has run her private practice specialising in scarring and oedema for over 20 years and has extensive experience in treating both adults and children with scarring and oedema.
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Rebecca Newsome
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
Rebecca is experienced in the prevention and treatment of scarring and oedema following traumatic injuries and surgery.
She holds a Certificate III in Community Services (Mental Health), a Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology) from the Queensland University of Technology and a Master of Occupational Therapy from the University of Sydney.
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Sarah O'Reilly
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
Sarah is experienced in assessing, treating, and managing scars and oedema following traumatic injury and burns.
Her clinical experience includes working with clients who require intensive care, burns, plastics, and vascular specialist involvement.
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Sonya Phinn
Sonya is an Occupational Therapist with over 30 years experience working in a variety of acute and rehabilitation settings.
She graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy and has worked within both the public and private sectors within Qld, Melbourne and overseas.
Non-invasive treatment and care for scarring and oedema.
What does Scar Care treat?
Burn, scars, and oedema
Scarring and oedema from traumatic injuries, including lacerations, friction wounds, dog and animal bites, contaminated wounds, self-harm
Surgical wounds including surgical incisions, skin grafts, skin and muscle flaps
Hypertrophic scarring
Keloid scarring.
How does Scar Care assist?
Assessment and monitoring of scar and oedema post-surgery and trauma
Improvement in the quality of scar appearance and movement
Reduction and maintenance of oedema
Pain, itch and sensory management
Return to activity, movement and function
