
Condition-Based Anatomy
Review anatomy for the head and neck, shoulder, wrist, trunk, lumbar and pelvis, knee and foot, and autonomic system.
Digital Anatomy & Point-Placement Guide
Review condition-based anatomy, confirm healing-point locations, set the work order and application time, and run each session step by step.

The clinical workspace keeps essential information visible so the practitioner can focus on the current point.

Review anatomy for the head and neck, shoulder, wrist, trunk, lumbar and pelvis, knee and foot, and autonomic system.

Move markers, adjust circle size and stroke, and manage multiple left and right locations independently.

Review core points and move through the recommended point order step by step.

Set seconds or minutes for each point and confirm progress and final completion.

Open the twelve primary circuits together with the Conception and Governor Vessel guides.

Back up point locations and user images and restore them in a supported browser.
Review the anatomical relationship of nerves, muscles and joints, then display only the points needed for the session.

Review cervical, occipital and facial neural landmarks.

Review lumbar, sacroiliac, piriformis and sciatic relationships.

Compare medial and lateral anatomy to distinguish target areas.
1Use search or the body-region list to select the relevant program.
2Check point locations, names and left–right orientation on the image.
3Set the duration and complete the point sequence step by step.
Healing Points connects symptom-based guidance with Bio Point and biological-circuit references in one app.

The app and dedicated domain are prepared. Member authentication and paid-pass validation will be added in the next development phase.
The current app interface is primarily Korean. A complete English app interface is planned for the next access-control phase.
NovaCell Healing Points is an educational and clinical reference tool. It does not replace professional diagnosis, treatment decisions or applicable clinical guidance.