Hello, this is Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic, the beginning of Coratherapy for scar removal.
The nose is the center of the face, making it a focal point for attention.
Additionally, it is a region with high sebum production, often leading to skin troubles such as blackheads and acne,
which can leave scars.
The skin on the nose is thick and prone to deep scarring, making treatment slow and challenging in many cases.
However, recently, Coratherapy, a Korean medicine treatment method that promotes skin regeneration without cutting or irritating the skin,
has been gaining attention.
Today, we would like to explain what Coratherapy is
and introduce a case of treating pitted scars on the nose pores.

What is Coratherapy?

Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic’s Coratherapy began in 2006
and uses a specially designed ‘incision needle’ to treat scars.
This needle is bent in an ‘L’ shape and is used to delicately incise fibrous cells
adhered to the epidermal and subcutaneous layers beneath the scarred skin.
At Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic, this incision needle is used to perform
a customized treatment called ‘cross-needle technique’ based on the patient’s
type, length, width, depth of the scar, and skin regeneration ability.
The cross-needle technique is not a simple piercing method but involves rotational and cross stimulation
to maximize the regeneration effect. It allows precise stimulation
by adjusting the depth, angle, and direction for each pitted scar,
making it effective in treating various types of scars such as acne scars, chickenpox/shingles scars, surgical/plastic surgery scars,
and more.
Additionally, it is effective for treating scars from mole removal, nail scratches, pore scars,
and pitted scars after surgery, with high satisfaction rates.

The principle of Coratherapy makes this clearer.
The principles of Coratherapy are as follows:

1. It stimulates the inside of the pitted scar to create space for new skin to grow.

2. It induces regenerative substances to fill the treated area during the Coratherapy process, allowing new skin to recover from within.

3. With repeated treatments, the new skin completely fills the deep pitted scars, resulting in their treatment.

Thus, the treated area does not sink or revert over time,
maintaining the effect, and treatment can be performed regardless of whether the skin is thin or thick.

Now, let us look at an actual case to discuss the effectiveness of Coratherapy.

Effectiveness of Coratherapy: Treating Pitted Scars on Nose Pores

Case :: Pitted scars on the nose pores

History :: Scars became more prominent after nasal septum deviation surgery

Report :: Completed 6 sessions of Coratherapy

Today’s case involves a patient who visited Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic
after the scars on their nose became more prominent following nasal septum deviation surgery.
Scars on the nose pores progress slowly,
so it is difficult to see results with just one or two treatments.
This can be observed in the third session, where the scars still appear quite prominent.
However, one should not lose hope because
the difference in treatment effects becomes significantly noticeable
with repeated treatments for pitted scars on the nose pores.

By the end of the sixth session, you can see the results.
The deeply pitted scars have disappeared, and the pores have become
the same size as the other normal pores.
Although the scars are deep and progress is slow, consistent treatment
can sufficiently treat the scars.

However, since Coratherapy is performed solely using needles,
the skill of the medical professional is crucial.
Therefore, it is important to choose a highly skilled professional before starting treatment.
Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic has treated over 80,000 cases of scars since 2006.
With the accumulated know-how and continuously developed treatment methods,
we will help heal both the scars on your skin and the scars in your heart.

We hope today’s post has alleviated some of your concerns about scars.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us anytime.
Rodam is always here for you.