Recovery is not a single event, but a flow of stages
What matters is not the moment right after treatment, but what stabilizes and what remains when reviewed again under the same conditions. RECOVER keeps the 2-week, 1-month, and 3-month review baselines on a scar-dedicated rig it built in-house, and adjusts to skin response.
CLINICAL RESPONSIBILITY · Clinical responsibility
We publish not only when to start treatment, but also when to wait and review again
We do not recommend the same procedure on the same day for every skin condition. One plan covers whether the skin is ready, what response to record afterward, and when to review it again.
01 · WAIT
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.
02 · CONTACT
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.
03 · RECORD
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.
Medical review · Han Cheong Woo, KMD · 2026.08.20
RECOVER ANATOMY — Recovery
Recovery fills from beneath the surface
It is the process of new tissue filling the released area. The inner flow is compared in stages under the same conditions.
Recovery process
RECOVER RECORD — 90 Days Timeline
Six-stage recovery curve
After Saesalchim, recovery is read over roughly 0–90 days in six stages: calming, early response, inner response, surface change, stabilization, and recheck. Recovery speed differs by person and is adjusted to skin response.
The diagram below is not an actual treatment result. It is an example record format showing which items RECOVER NOTE compares by the same standard. Actual recovery speed and change pattern vary by scar type, skin response, and previous procedure history.
Day 0
Initial baseline
- sample depth0.6mm
- tetheringstrong
- rednessstrong
- compareBASE
Early response comparison
Day 14
Early response
- sample depth0.5mm
- tetheringmoderate
- rednessmoderate
- compareW2
Inner response observation
Day 30
Inner response
- sample depth0.25mm
- tetheringmild
- rednessmild
- compareW4
Surface change comparison
Day 90
Surface comparison example
- sample depth0.1mm
- tetheringminimal
- rednessFaint
- compareW12
Next
Next baseline
- formatNOTE
- nextD+180
- comparePAIR
- statusRecheck
0-3D2W1M2M3M90+
0d90d
Day 0-3
Calming phase
ResponseRedness, slight swelling, tenderness
AvoidHarsh cleansing, sauna, alcohol, UV exposure
RecordImmediate post-procedure baseline
Rednessstrong
Irritationhigh
RecoveryCalming
CompareBASE
Initial observation
0-3D2W1M2M3M90+
0d90d
Day 4-14
Early response check
ResponseRedness and temporary mark changes
Care noteExfoliation and strong home care
RecordFirst same-lighting comparison
Rednessmoderate
Irritationmoderate
RecoveryEarly
CompareW2
2-week record
0-3D2W1M2M3M90+
0d90d
Day 15-30
Inner response window
ResponseSurface change may look subtle while the inner response is still being observed.
Care noteKeep the planned interval instead of adding stimulation too soon.
RecordRedness and texture memo
Rednessmild
Irritationmild
RecoveryResponse
CompareW4
1-month record
0-3D2W1M2M3M90+
0d90d
Day 31-60
Surface comparison window
ResponseSurface change and texture are compared under the same conditions.
Care noteAvoid aggressive additional stimulation; individual variation is expected.
RecordSecond RECOVER NOTE
RednessFaint
Irritationminimal
RecoveryStabilization
CompareW8
2-month record
0-3D2W1M2M3M90+
0d90d
Day 61-90
Stabilization window
ResponseRedness and sensitivity are checked before the next stage is decided.
Care noteThe interval is adjusted to remaining sensitivity.
RecordSet next comparison items
RednessL0
Irritationminimal
RecoveryStable
CompareW12
3-month record
0-3D2W1M2M3M90+
0d90d
Day 90+
Remaining-item review
ResponseRemaining indentation, marks, and sensitivity are separated against the previous records.
Care noteThe next plan is set after skin status is checked.
RecordNext baseline and stage adjustments
RednessL0
Irritationminimal
NextRemaining items
NextPAIR
Next baseline
A record that follows the same structure, not only the surface— RECOVER NOTE
Only two of these six scar photos can actually be compared
3:40 · Predict Studio
Comparing recovery needs something to compare against. The first consultation records that reference.
