Pain is one of the most common chronic health problems worldwide, affecting quality of life, mobility, mood, and overall well-being. While pain from acute injury or inflammation often resolves with time, chronic pain—including pain associated with scar tissue—can persist long after wounds have healed. Scar tissue can compress nerves, entrap sensory fibers, or stimulate inflammatory pathways long after injury, resulting in persistent pain, itching, hypersensitivity, or neuropathic symptoms. Traditional treatments like medication, injections, and surgery often provide only partial relief and can carry side effects. This is where scar neurostim therapy—a form of neuromodulation—offers a promising and scientifically supported approach to pain management.