Recovery is not a single event,
but a flow of stages

When we check the condition first

• When heat, discharge, a wound, or rapidly spreading redness suggests infection or acute irritation
• When strong redness or sensitivity remains after a recent laser, peel, or needle procedure
• When medicines, allergies, possible pregnancy, or other information affecting the plan has not been confirmed

In these cases, we first allow calming and recovery or direct the patient to appropriate care, then reassess when to begin.

Signals to check promptly after treatment

• When pain, swelling, heat, or redness clearly worsens over time
• When ongoing bleeding, pus, discharge, or fever requires assessment for possible infection
• When a skin reaction exceeds the explained range or a possible allergic reaction appears

For severe systemic symptoms or breathing difficulty, do not wait for a website response; call 119 or use the nearest emergency medical facility.

RECOVER's aftercare baseline and side-effect guidance

• Explain the treatment area, approach range, and expected possible responses beforehand
• Provide written recovery precautions for cleansing, UV exposure, exercise, alcohol, sauna, and related factors
• Separate the next same-condition capture time from signals requiring an earlier check

We explain possible side effects such as pain, redness, bruising, swelling, bleeding, pigmentation and infection, along with individual variation, then adjust the next plan to the actual response.

When can I wear makeup after Saesalchim or subcision?

The procedure name alone cannot determine one date for everyone. Timing depends on the actual method, area and skin response. After examining you, the doctor explains when makeup is appropriate and what precautions to follow.

Tell us before booking if you need makeup for a particular date. If you have already had treatment, we first check your aftercare instructions and current condition.

How should I plan work or an event around downtime?

Returning to work depends on the treatment area, extent and work environment. Bruising, swelling and redness vary in severity and duration, so a same-day or next-day return cannot be guaranteed in advance.

Tell us about important work, filming or event dates and your work conditions. The doctor explains treatment choices and recovery guidance together and plans the schedule with you.

What should I tell you before the consultation?

Tell us the area of concern, any previous treatment, and dates when you need makeup or must work. We check what is still needed without asking you to repeat confirmed information.

At the initial diagnostic visit, we record your current condition and the doctor examines you, then explains the treatment method, areas, order, cost, schedule and plan for starting.