EASE Scar Therapy

02/09/2026

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28/07/2026

Day 1 of CANpractice lymphoedema training in Rockhampton today. Looking forward to welcoming this group of learners to the world of lymphoedema!

It's also 2 weeks until the INTEGRATE Lower Limb Wound and Compression Workshop in Airlie Beach! It's not too late to book your place in this training, which is designed to upskill all health professionals who encounter lower limb wounds and oedema. Don't miss out! Book your place today. https://share.google/vwP7L0vIUQYnaoIpL

21/07/2026

Treating the same patient for cellulitis again and again?

Recurrent cellulitis in a limb can be a sign of underlying lymphoedema, and each episode can cause further damage to the lymphatic system.

It is a cycle worth interrupting.

Lymphoedema assessment and management, including skin care, compression and the right support, can reduce recurrence and improve quality of life.

If your patient experiences repeated cellulitis, consider a referral to an ALA Accredited Lymphoedema Practitioner.

Access the ALA GP Resource- https://www.lymphoedema.org.au/education-&-resources/gp-resource/

21/07/2026

SAVE THE DATE.

The AGM for Lymphoedema Association Australia is on 17 September 2026. We have the added bonus of Professor Neil Piller AM as guest speaker. Make a note in your diary to join in via zoom.

https://www.lymphaustralia.org.au/eventdetails/40873/laa-annual-general-meeting-2026-with-guest-speaker-professor-neil-piller-am

16/07/2026

Scar massage is one of the most effective ways to support skin healing after surgery, injury, or inflammation. When done correctly and consistently, it can help reduce tightness, improve flexibility, and enhance the overall appearance of scars. Symptoms such as itch and pain may also reduce. In this...

08/07/2026

Thank you, such an informative course.

28/06/2026

What questions remain unanswered? What areas need more attention? What would you like researchers to better understand?

Research advances when the community helps identify the questions that matter most.

As part of our Research + The Future week, we're inviting people with Lipedema, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and researchers to share ideas that could help shape future research priorities.

Your insights can help identify opportunities to improve diagnosis, treatment, quality of life, and long-term outcomes.

Submit your research idea: bit.ly/4ahE0L5