ELION PROGRAMS

Care planned around
what your skin needs now.

Near Apgujeong Rodeo and Dosan Park, ELION Clinic separates surgical-scar and skin-texture concerns, then arranges care around the features that matter most.

01 / SURGICAL SCAR

ELION SCAR MAPSurgical scar program

We review redness, thickness, color, surface, discomfort and tethering, then begin with the feature affecting the scar most.

Scar Focus 3Scar Composite 3Scar Structure 3

Focus considers one main concern; Composite considers overlapping concerns; Structure considers tethering and pulling. They are options, not mandatory consecutive stages.

See the ScarAxis assessment
02 / SKIN TEXTURE

ELION TEXTURE MAPSkin texture program

We assess pigmentation, acne scars, pores and indentations, redness and rough skin texture, then combine suitable treatments.

Texture LiteTexture ResetTexture Core

Choose around the main surface, color, elasticity or tethering concern. You do not have to complete every program in order.

See the TextureAxis assessment

Review progress at the interval suited to your program.

  1. Assess

    Photos and an examination help set the first priority.

  2. Treat individually

    Methods are selected for your needs; recovery is checked each visit.

  3. Program-specific reassessment

    We compare progress and decide whether to continue, adjust or finish.

ScarAxis reassesses progress every 3 sessions. TextureAxis reassesses in blocks of 5 or 7 sessions. Total sessions and intervals depend on your condition and response.

What we check during your visit
Listen first

We ask when the change began, what you have tried before and what bothers you most now.

Examine carefully

We look at color and surface, then feel for thickness, tightness and adhesion beneath the skin.

Combine thoughtfully

Laser treatment, injections, subcision, adhesion release and regenerative care are considered according to what is needed.

Compare progress

Photographs and examination findings help us compare change and plan what comes next.

Assessment systems and patent applications
ScarAxis

Seven-axis surgical scar assessment

Scar activity, contour, color, symptoms, tension, anatomical risk and functional impact are reviewed separately.

Application title (English translation): Computer-implemented method, apparatus, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium for phenotype-based assessment of cutaneous scars and output of staged treatment-sequence information

Korean patent application pending for the assessment system Explore ScarAxis
TextureAxis

Seven-axis skin-texture assessment

Pores, surface irregularity, redness and vessels, pigmentation, elasticity, adhesion depth and the safety gate are reviewed separately.

Application title (English translation): Computer-implemented method, apparatus, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium for skin-texture phenotype-axis assessment and output of skin-texture program assignment information

Korean patent application pending for the assessment system Explore TextureAxis

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Questions before choosing
a program

Should I choose the surgical scar program or the skin texture program?
Start with the surgical scar program when your main concern is a scar after surgery or injury. Start with the skin texture program when pigmentation, acne scars, pores or indentations, redness, rough skin texture or deeper tethering is the main concern. If these features overlap, the consultation helps set priorities.
Can different treatments be combined?
When different causes are present, laser treatment, injections, subcision, adhesion release and regenerative care may be combined in a planned order. The exact combination and interval depend on the examination and recovery.
When is the treatment plan adjusted?
Recovery is checked at each visit. ScarAxis reassesses progress every 3 sessions, while TextureAxis uses blocks of 5 or 7 sessions to plan the next step. Total sessions, methods and intervals depend on your condition and response.

Not sure which program
fits your concern?

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