Hello, this is Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic, the beginning of Coratherapy for scar removal.
The nose is located at the center of the face and is the highest part of the face, naturally drawing a lot of attention.
Therefore, having a scar on the nose can be a significant source of stress.
Especially, scars on the nose are known to be difficult to treat.
However, with the right treatment method, even scars on the nose can be sufficiently healed.
Today, we would like to share a case of treating a depressed scar from sutures on the nose and introduce Coratherapy, a Korean medicine scar treatment method.

Case :: Depressed scar from sutures on the nose due to surgery

History :: A 20-year-old long-standing scar

Report :: 10 sessions of Coratherapy

The patient introduced today is a woman in her 60s who had a long, hook-shaped depressed scar from sutures on her nose due to surgery 20 years ago.
Having been distressed by the scar for a long time, which also left emotional scars, the patient visited us after seeing a friend undergo scar treatment at our Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic and gaining hope that her scar could also be treated.
Looking at the shape of the scar, it was not just a single depressed area but a thin and deep scar extending from the lower part of the nose to the nasal bridge.

The nose is known to be a difficult area for scar treatment due to its thick skin and frequent movement.
Such scars indeed cannot be completely healed with just one or two sessions of Coratherapy.
However, with time and gradual treatment, you can observe noticeable changes.

Typically, noticeable changes in scars begin to appear after the third treatment session.
After completing three sessions, you can see this in the photos.
Although the scar is still prominent and differs significantly from the surrounding skin, the depth of the scar does not seem as pronounced.

After completing six sessions, the scar appears to have faded to the point of being barely noticeable.
In particular, the depth of the scar on the nasal bridge has significantly reduced, and the prominent scar on the lower part of the nose has also faded considerably.
However, since the scar has not yet fully healed, the remaining four sessions focused on leveling the skin and refining the texture.

Here is the result after completing 10 sessions of treatment.
You can now see that the scar is no longer visible.
The scar, which caused emotional pain for 20 years, was healed in just 10 sessions.
This demonstrates that Coratherapy at Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic can effectively treat depressed scars regardless of their age, shape, or location.

This is due to the treatment principle of Coratherapy at Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic.
Coratherapy stimulates the dermal layer of the scar, breaking the adhesions and allowing regenerative substances to fill the space, encouraging new tissue to form in the dermal layer.
Therefore, Coratherapy is effective for depressed scars regardless of their shape, duration, or location.
Additionally, once the new tissue fills the area, it does not collapse, and since no drugs are injected during the treatment, there is little concern about allergic reactions or side effects.
If you are troubled by noticeable depressed scars, long-standing depressed scars, or deep depressed scars, consider Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic’s Coratherapy.
Since 2006, Rodam Korean Medicine Clinic’s Coratherapy has been dedicated to not only addressing your scar concerns but also healing the emotional scars left behind.

We hope today’s post has helped alleviate some of your concerns about scars.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us anytime.