VChapter — RECOVER BASELINE

RECOVER NOTE —
The first baseline note for reviewing your scars again

Before choosing a procedure, we first look at what remains. RECOVER NOTE is the first-consultation baseline that organizes scar structure, skin response, and which areas to approach now versus wait on, on one page.

— Who Needs Baseline

If it is unclear what to review first,
we start with a recovery baseline

You still have scars after repeated treatments

You have had several acne scar procedures but no clear standard for what remains

Indentation, redness, and pigmentation are present together

Ice-pick, rolling, and boxcar scars are mixed and priority is unclear

You want to separate marks from scars

You want red marks, pigmentation, and pitted scars reviewed separately

You are unsure about the order of laser, Saesalchim, and skin booster

You want to compare what to review first among Saesalchim, laser, and skin booster

Sensitive skin makes you unsure when to begin

You have sensitivity or recent procedure history and want the start timing checked

You want to separate what to do now from what to wait on

Before proceeding, you want to know what can be approached now and what should be reviewed in stages

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— RECOVER NOTE

After the first consultation,
the standard for reading your scars is organized

Rather than grouping scars by procedure name, priority areas and structural reading are reviewed before organizing what to approach now and what to compare after 6-12 weeks.

RECOVER NOTE BASELINE · 6 OUTPUTS · SAMPLE
Recovery baseline note baseline capture date - created at first visit
01

scar location and edge map

Indentation, redness, pigment, and texture are separated on the same standard.

FOUR · AXES FRAME · SAME
02

scar type and structure reading

AI marks separate priority areas, and the clinician groups ice-pick, rolling, boxcar, and other scars by form and depth.

TYPES · 5 DEPTH · MAPPED
03

subsurface tethering pattern check

The review looks beyond surface indentation to the direction and range of pull beneath it.

TENSION RANGE
04

skin response and recovery conditions

Redness, pigmentation, sensitivity, recent procedure history, and lifestyle variables are checked together.

FACTORS · 6 DAILY
05

Saesalchim approach range

Areas to approach now, review in stages, and adjust later are separated.

TRACKS · 3 START · PREP · HOLD
06

6-12 week comparison standard

Items for comparison under the same conditions at the 6-12 week revisit are set.

W6 – W12 SAME · COND.
RECOVER NOTE - scar location, structural reading, Saesalchim range, and recovery-response comparison SIGNED · METHOD ARCHITECT
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- 60-second pre-visit baseline check

Your current status
is organized in consultation language

Organize scar, skin condition, treatment history, and what you want summarized in under 60 seconds. These answers become the priorities to confirm at the first consultation.

- 01. focus item

what you want to know first today

- 02. skin condition

closest to your current skin condition

- 03. history

Have you had a recent procedure?

- 04. baseline to keep

what you want organized after consultation

CONSULTATION

Scar standards
are organized in this kind of space

This consultation space uses consistent lighting and angles to review scar structure and Saesalchim range together on the same standard.

Consultation room
- RECOVER, Gangnam, in front of Seolleung Station Exit 7

After the recovery-planning consultation,
the range to approach now and the range to review in stages are organized.

RECOVER Clinic Gangnam is planned to open on August 17, 2026. Before opening, you can receive updates about first consultation schedules and reservation opening.

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After opening, the first consultation organizes scar type, Saesalchim range, and the 6-12 week comparison standard in RECOVER NOTE.