Hello, this is Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic, the beginning of Coratherapy for scar removal.
Scars caused by cuts and injuries not only bring significant physical pain at the moment but also often lead to emotional distress as time passes.
Particularly, deep scars are more noticeable in appearance, which can lower self-confidence and even affect daily life, leading to greater stress.

These types of deep scars occur when the dermis layer of the skin is damaged,
and they can result from various causes such as acne, trauma, or surgery.
If the damaged skin does not regenerate properly and collagen is insufficiently formed,
the skin heals in a sunken form, making it difficult to improve through natural recovery alone.

Recently, among various methods to treat these deep scars, ‘Coratherapy’ has been gaining attention. Coratherapy is a procedure that helps regenerate the skin and promotes collagen production, smoothing out scarred areas. It has received positive feedback from many individuals.

In this article, we will explain the increasingly popular Coratherapy treatment in detail,
along with real-life cases.

Case :: Female in her 30s, Model with scars on the nose bridge and eyebrows

History :: No prior treatment experience

Report :: Underwent 6 sessions of Coratherapy

The case we are introducing today involves a woman in her 30s who works as a model and experienced significant stress due to scars on her nose bridge and eyebrows.
She had fairly deep scars in these areas.
Particularly, as these areas are prominently visible on camera during her modeling activities, she suffered considerable stress and even considered surgery for scar treatment.
However, due to concerns about the burden of surgery and the possibility of new scars forming, she opted for Coratherapy.

The scar on her nose bridge was sunken, and the eyebrow scar had a significant difference in level compared to the surrounding skin.
Such scars require meticulous treatment tailored to their depth, as simple skin regeneration alone is insufficient for improvement.

After starting Coratherapy, by the second session,
the scar on her nose bridge began to fill in evenly.
The eyebrow scar also showed improvement, with the difference in level becoming less noticeable, and the skin surface gradually becoming smoother.

After completing six sessions, the scar on her nose bridge improved to nearly the same level as the surrounding skin,
and the eyebrow scar was about 90% improved.
The eyebrow area showed natural recovery in skin texture and color,
to the point where the difference in skin tone was barely noticeable.

Coratherapy is a scar treatment procedure that can induce skin regeneration by adjusting the intensity and design according to the depth of the scar.
It not only fills in the scarred area but also ensures harmony with the surrounding skin for natural regeneration,
with the added advantage that the newly regenerated skin does not sink back.

Facial scars are not merely a cosmetic issue but can have profound psychological and social impacts.
For those in professions where appearance is crucial, they can be an even greater burden.
Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic’s Coratherapy offers an effective solution for such scars,
with tailored applications based on individual skin conditions and scar depth to achieve optimal results.

Additionally, Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic has been providing more precise and effective Coratherapy treatments
based on its accumulated clinical experience and expertise since 2006.
If you are struggling with scars, we recommend visiting Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic for professional consultation and treatment.