Home/Recovery

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 2-week, 1-month, and 3-month review baselines and adjusts to skin response.

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

Calming -> early response -> inner response -> surface change -> stabilization -> recheck. Recovery speed differs by person and is adjusted to skin response.

Redness / irritation Inner response observation Day 0-3 Day 4-14 Day 15-30 Day 31-60 Day 61-90 90 Calming Early response Inner response Surface check Stabilization Remaining items Visit 1 Visit 2 Visit 3 72H 2W 1M 2M 3M 90D +
calming -> early response -> inner response -> surface change -> stabilization -> recheck
— Cross-section across 5 stages

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.

EPIPAPRETSUB tethering
Day 0

Initial baseline

- sample depth0.6mm
- tetheringstrong
- rednessL4
- compareBASE
Early response comparison EPIPAPRETSUB RELEASE
Day 14

Early response

- sample depth0.5mm
- tetheringmoderate
- rednessL3
- compareW2
Inner response observation EPIPAPRETSUB RESPONSE
Day 30

Inner response

- sample depth0.25mm
- tetheringmild
- rednessL2
- compareW4
Surface change comparison EPIPAPRETSUB SURFACE
Day 90

Surface comparison example

- sample depth0.1mm
- tetheringminimal
- rednessL1
- compareW12
RECOVER NOTE NEXT · D + 180 Baseline valuetetheringSURFACEPIH NEXT BASELINE
Next

Next baseline

- formatNOTE
- nextD+180
- comparePAIR
- statusRecheck
Day 0-3

Calming phase

ResponseRedness, slight swelling, tenderness
AvoidHarsh cleansing, sauna, alcohol, UV exposure
RecordImmediate post-procedure baseline
RednessL4
Irritationhigh
RecoveryCalming
CompareBASE

Initial observation

Day 4-14

Early response check

ResponseRedness and temporary mark changes
Care noteExfoliation and strong home care
RecordFirst same-lighting comparison
RednessL3
Irritationmoderate
RecoveryEarly
CompareW2

2-week record

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
RednessL2
Irritationmild
RecoveryResponse
CompareW4

1-month record

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
RednessL1
Irritationminimal
RecoveryStabilization
CompareW8

2-month record

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

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