Hello, this is Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic, the beginning of Coratherapy to erase scars.
Scars left on the face are not just a skin problem but can also be a source of decreased confidence and stress.
Especially scars on the forehead or around the mouth can become more noticeable with facial expressions, deepening concerns.
One of the Korean medicine treatments to address these concerns is Coratherapy.
In this post, we will explain the scar treatment process and its effects in detail through actual treatment cases.

What is Coratherapy?

Coratherapy is a Korean medicine treatment that stimulates scarred areas with micro-needles to activate the skin’s natural healing ability.
By using needles to create micro-injuries beneath the damaged skin tissue,
it helps new cells and collagen fill the space.
This process loosens hardened scar tissue and gradually fills in depressed scars.
Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic’s Coratherapy, in particular, uses specially designed needles during the procedure.
The ‘ㄱ’-shaped needles sculpt scars by breaking adhesions, allowing scars to blend seamlessly with the surrounding normal skin.
Coratherapy is especially effective for various depressed scars, acne scars, chickenpox scars, and suture scars.
It can also be applied to deep scars that are difficult to improve with general laser treatments,
and once regenerated, the new skin does not sink back, which is a significant advantage.
This can be confirmed more clearly through testimonials.

Coratherapy Testimonials

Case :: Suture scar on the forehead from childhood

History :: Small scar that grew larger with age

Report :: 10 sessions of Coratherapy

This case involved a scar that formed after sutures in childhood.
Although it was a small scar, it grew larger and deeper due to the movement of surrounding muscles.
The patient was concerned about whether treatment was possible due to the old scar,
but we explained that Coratherapy, which relies on the skin’s regenerative power,
can sufficiently treat even old scars.
We began treatment with a goal of 10 sessions of Coratherapy.

Before the procedure, the scar area was deeply indented,
and there was a noticeable color difference with the surrounding skin.
After the second session of Coratherapy, the skin tone around the scar brightened,
and the depth of the scar slightly decreased.
Since only two sessions had been completed at this point,
the scar still appeared deep and prominent.

However, from the sixth session onwards, significant differences were noticeable.
The previously deep lower part of the scar
still showed a considerable difference from the surrounding skin, but compared to after the second session,
the scar had visibly filled in.

By the end of the 10th session, the scar had improved to the point where it was barely noticeable,
and the patient expressed satisfaction.

Of course, it is best to begin treatment as soon as a scar forms.
However, as demonstrated in this case, even old scars can be sufficiently improved
with consistent Coratherapy treatment without giving up.
If you are experiencing stress or discomfort due to scars,
we recommend consulting with a professional to find the treatment method that suits you.

If you are considering Coratherapy,
we recommend choosing Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic’s Coratherapy.

Since 2006, Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic’s Coratherapy has
accumulated expertise to provide personalized treatments
that accurately assess the characteristics of each patient’s scars and skin condition,
rather than offering standardized treatments.

Scars are no longer a skin concern you have to give up on.
Why not treat both the scars on your skin and the scars in your heart
with Coratherapy?

We hope today’s post has helped alleviate some of your concerns about scars.
If you would like more detailed information or a consultation, please feel free to contact Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic.
We will be with you on your journey to regain beauty and confidence.