Hello, this is Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic, the beginning of scar removal with Coratherapy.
Indented scars, especially depressed scars and sunken scars on the face,
are concerns that affect many people’s appearance and confidence.
Many have heard that treatment is difficult at dermatology or plastic surgery clinics,
but at Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic, we attempt improvement through a method called Coratherapy.
Today, we would like to share the case of a patient who suffered from stress for a long time
due to scars of unknown origin and explain Coratherapy in detail.

Case :: Indented scars of unknown origin

History :: Declined treatments at plastic surgery and dermatology clinics

Report :: 6 sessions of Coratherapy

The case we are introducing today is about a patient with an indented scar on the chin.
There was no specific memory of an accident or injury, so it was unclear when
or why the scar had formed.
Generally, indented scars are often caused by aftereffects of acne, chickenpox, shingles,
or trauma that leads to skin tissue depression.
However, this patient had no clear cause.
Because the cause was unknown, even after visiting plastic surgery and dermatology clinics,
they were mostly told that “treatment is difficult.”
Feeling discouraged, they learned about Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic’s Coratherapy and visited us.
The Coratherapy treatment was conducted over six sessions,
and at the end of the six sessions, the patient was worried
that the redness might mean the scar had worsened.
However, this redness is a natural part of the healing process
and fades over time.

The photo above shows the appearance five months after six sessions of Coratherapy.
Except for the most severely indented area,
the redness has faded, and the skin appears consistent with the surrounding normal skin.

The final photo shows the appearance one year after six sessions of Coratherapy.
The redness has completely faded, and the scar remains improved without sinking again.
How can the scar remain improved even after such a long time?
The answer lies in the treatment principle of Coratherapy.
Coratherapy is Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic’s proprietary scar treatment method.
It uses specially designed needles to break skin adhesions
and focuses on regenerating damaged skin tissue.
By reaching the deeper layers of the skin, it stimulates damaged tissue
and promotes the regeneration of new cells, improving indented scars.
Thus, it can be applied to indented scars caused by acne, chickenpox, shingles, surgical scars, etc.
and is effective even for scars deemed difficult to treat by dermatology or plastic surgery clinics.

Indented scars are a significant source of psychological and aesthetic stress for many people.
However, you no longer need to give up just because existing treatments are challenging.
Coratherapy promotes skin regeneration to fundamentally improve indented scars.
Additionally, Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic provides customized treatments tailored
to each patient’s condition, based on 20 years of experience in scar treatment.
If you are struggling with indented scars, consider consulting with Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic.
We will take the first step toward meeting your new skin together. Thank you.