Depth - target layer
Small deep pits and broad shallow depressions need different target depths.
Depth -> layer
Scar recovery is not guesswork.
It starts with reading the structure.
pitted scar depth·Edge·tethering·response. RECOVER, Saesalchim depth·direction·interval Each scar needs.
When scars are separated,
what to review first becomes clearer.
When pitted scars, red marks, and pigmentation appear together, one procedure name cannot explain the plan. RECOVER organizes what to calm, what to review now, and what to review later.
RECOVER SCAR
/scar →
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Scar type
Ice pick, rolling, and boxcar scars are read separately, not as one problem.
RECOVER CONDITION
/baseline →
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Skin readiness
Redness, pigment, sensitivity, and procedure history are checked to see if it is ready to start.
RECOVER BASELINE
/baseline →
Range and priority
The plan separates what to review first and what to review later across Saesalchim, laser, and skin booster options.
Each scar needs
a different layer, direction, and interval
Saesalchim is not a one-depth needle. RECOVER reads depth, edge, tethering, response, and spacing separately, then plans the layer, direction, and interval for each scar.
Edge - where direction changes
Sharp-edged scars are read by the border first; deep-based scars by the lower layer.
Edge -> directionTethering - pull beneath the surface
Broadly tethered scars and shallow spread differ in the range of subsurface pull.
Pull -> rangeSkin response - calm first or proceed
If redness, pigment, or sensitivity remains, intensity and order are adjusted to skin response.
Response -> orderInterval - one step or staged
The next interval and comparison standard are set around the pace of skin recovery.
Interval -> next visit
Saesalchim procedure video
We do not keep treating only the surface.
We check the tethering beneath pitted scars.
Saesalchim does not cover the scar from above; it enters from the side and releases the tethering beneath. As new tissue fills the released area, depth, direction, and interval are adjusted by scar type and skin response.
ReadCheck tethering from the side
AccessApproach only the needed layer
CompareRe-capture under the same conditions
Differences that surface photos miss
are reviewed on the same 3D baseline.
RECOVER AI organizes scar mapping, tethering prediction, and facial balance for clinician review. All marks are AI candidates; the final decision is made by the clinician.
Depth, side-to-side differences, and redness
are organized by region
Multi-directional light capture organizes pit depth, left-right differences, redness, and pigment on a 3D face. The clinician sets the Saesalchim range, then compares again at the same points next time.
Before touch confirmation,
Hidden tethering ranges are predicted first
A pit can look deeper because tissue beneath pulls it down. PULL MAP suggests the range and direction of possible tethering, and the clinician confirms it directly before setting the entry area.
— AI candidate display; the clinician confirms the final judgment manually.
Not only scars,
facial balance is reviewed by the same standard
Asymmetry cannot be judged from one impression. Reference points around the eyes, cheekbones, mouth, and jawline are kept in 3D for comparison by the same standard next visit.
View facial balance references →This is how
we review your scars together
Scar type, Saesalchim range, and left-right references are reviewed in consultation and carried into the RECOVER NOTE below.
CASE 01SCAR
Depth map separating acne scars and red marks
CASE 02BASELINE
Recovery baseline separating approach range and priority
CASE 03BALANCE
Balance record with mouth and jawline references under the same conditions
After the first consultation,
a baseline note remains
RECOVER NOTE is the scar recovery baseline organized during consultation. It summarizes where scars are pitted, why they look tethered, and what to review now versus later, on one page.
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Where scars and marks remain
A scar map records indentation, redness, pigmentation, and texture under the same standard.
02
Scar type and depth
Your scar pattern and the layer of depression are recorded by type.
03
Tethering direction and range
The note records not only surface indentation but also suspected direction and range of pull beneath it.
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Now and later zones
Rather than reviewing everything at once, priority is staged from what matters first.
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Redness, pigment, and sensitivity check
Recent procedure history is checked together before deciding when to start.
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Next comparison standard
Items for the next review are set in advance under similar lighting, angle, and distance.
Before choosing a procedure name, RECOVER leaves a standard for reading your scars.
Recovery is about identifying the conditions that slowed improvement and setting a standard to compare again.
Han Cheong Woo · Founder
Founder
Han Cheong Woo
— Founder Note
- Director
- Han Cheong Woo
- Focus
- Scars · skin recovery · facial balance
- Role
- RECOVER founder · recovery baseline design
- Research
- Kyung Hee University Graduate School · Genesis_Medicine Lab
- Tools
- SCAR PREDICT · RECOVER NOTE · Saesalchim criteria
- Record
- Recovery progress compared by the same standard
WHY RECOVER
Han Cheong Woo focused on a recurring problem in scar care: after repeated procedures, many patients still cannot tell what improved and what remains.
RECOVER began from a record-based method: AI-assisted SCAR PREDICT marking, clinician interpretation, and Saesalchim approach criteria, rather than vague impressions.
That is why the first consultation organizes where to approach, how to approach, and what to compare later in RECOVER NOTE before discussing treatment counts.
RESEARCH LEDGER
Good recovery
Good recovery
starts with good observation.
RECOVER's research supports a more precise understanding of why scars sink, harden, and retain redness or pigmentation.
Research record →
ATMOSPHERE — 6 Spatial Films
Arrive quietly,
Arrive quietly,
capture consistently, consult calmly space
The reception, lounge, scan room, treatment room, powder room, and research space are prepared with a consistent tone and lighting standard so capture and comparison can stay connected.From reception to the research room, everything shares one tone and lighting standard, so capture and comparison stay connected under the same conditions.
Plate 01
Plate 02
Plate 03
Plate 04
Plate 05
Plate 06
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Frequently asked questions
The first consultation does not begin by choosing a procedure name. It checks scar location, depth, edge, tethering, redness, pigmentation, and previous treatment history, then organizes what to approach now and what to review later in RECOVER NOTE.
Pitted scars, red marks, pigmentation, and sensitivity are not reviewed in the same order. The plan separates what should calm first, what can be approached now, and what should be decided after follow-up.
Scars can look different depending on light, angle, and expression. RECOVER leaves a baseline from the first consultation so later skin response and next steps can be compared under similar conditions.
Yes. We review remaining indentation, redness, pigmentation, sensitivity, and texture after previous treatments. The important point is what remains in the skin now.
It depends on scar depth, width, tethering, and skin response. The first consultation sets the first approach range and a 6-12 week comparison standard, then adjusts the next step by response.
Because the process checks tethering beneath pitted scars, stimulation can be felt. RECOVER adjusts range and interval by scar depth and skin response and explains expected stimulation and recovery flow during consultation.
They can be reviewed together, but not in the same way. Redness and pigmentation are checked with skin state and sensitivity, while pitted scars are checked by depth and tethering. Calming, surface care, and Saesalchim order may be separated.
Fees are explained after scar type, approach range, and priority are reviewed at the first consultation. A plan for pitted scars alone can differ from a plan that also includes redness, pigmentation, or sensitivity.
RECOVER Clinic Gangnam is planned to open on August 17, 2026. Before opening, first consultation schedules and reservation updates are shared through the contact channels. After opening, the first consultation organizes scar type, Saesalchim range, and a 6-12 week comparison baseline in RECOVER NOTE.
Laser is mainly considered for surface color, texture, and redness. RECOVER Saesalchim is an approach that checks tethering and depth beneath pitted scars. The first consultation separates skin state and scar type before deciding what to review first.
Both approaches consider tethering beneath pitted scars. RECOVER Saesalchim is based on side entry and detailed adjustment of depth, direction, and interval according to scar type and skin response.
Location and
consultation updates
RECOVER Clinic Gangnam is preparing on the 5th floor of Buil Tower, in front of Seolleung Station Exit 7. The planned opening is August 17, 2026, and consultation schedules will be shared in order.
— Information
- Address
- Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Buil Tower 5FIn front of Seolleung Station Exit 7 - Access
- Enter Buil Tower from the street-facing entrance in front of Seolleung Station Exit 7 and take the elevator to the 5th floor.
- RECOVER NOTE
- Preview the consultation baselineScar location and Saesalchim approach criteria are reviewed first
- consultation updates
- Request consultation updatesUpdates are shared in order during pre-opening preparation
- NaverTalk
- Contact via NaverTalkAlternative contact channel
- Hours
- After opening, weekday hours are planned until 20:30. Currently sharing first consultation updates.
In front of Seolleung Station Exit 7Line 2 · Suin-Bundang Line