Hello, this is Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic, where Coratherapy for scar removal begins.
The nose is located at the center of the face and plays a significant role in a person’s impression.
It cannot be covered with hair, wearing a mask all day is not feasible,
and it is always the most noticeable part when looking in the mirror.
For this reason, people are most sensitive about scars on their noses.

However, sadly, although it is the area people care about the most,
it is also the most challenging area to treat scars.
Since it is mostly made up of cartilage, the skin is thin, and regeneration is slow.
Many patients who visit the clinic are already aware of this.

So, if you get acne or a pimple on your nose,
you should consider it an emergency and manage it well to minimize damage.
But if a scar does form, you will need to treat it.
Although treatment is challenging, you can aim for a certain level of recovery and give it a try.

10th Coratherapy Treatment

Even if the scar is large, if it is round and smooth, the recovery rate can be high.

The above photo shows a case after 10 Coratherapy treatments.
The recovery rate was so high that it is difficult to tell where the scar was.

However, if you have this type of acne scars on your nose,
we approach it with a slightly lower recovery rate in mind.

After all, the procedure is done manually,
and since the scar is small, it requires precise and delicate targeting.
Additionally, the nose has skin with low regenerative ability,
so it cannot be treated aggressively.
From the perspective of the practitioner, it is a case that requires a lot of attention.
That is why treating scars on the nose is considered a high-difficulty treatment.

After 9 Coratherapy Treatments

This is the condition after about 9 treatments.
However, if you continue to receive treatment and manage it well,
this level of improvement can be achieved.

While the scar itself does not disappear,
deeply indented holes are filled in and transformed into a smoother shape.

As a result, as shown in the photo, the scars become less noticeable and appear lighter.

Although it is widely believed that scars on the nose are difficult to treat,
they can be improved in this way.

In today’s case, we looked at the treatment of sharply indented scars on the nose.
Completely removing them is indeed difficult, but by significantly filling in the holes and reducing their size,
the goal is to make makeup less likely to settle into the scars.
Although the slow regeneration process may require more than 5 months of long-term treatment,
Coratherapy is considered the most effective method compared to other treatments.

Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic’s Coratherapy for the nose, which started in 2006, is a treatment method for indented scars that
activates the skin’s natural regenerative ability to encourage new skin growth.

If you are still struggling with indented scars on your nose,
please visit Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic at any time.
Our experienced and dedicated medical team, who are passionate about scar treatment,
are always here in the same place, waiting to help treat your scars.