The rate at which tics completely resolve with Korean medicine treatment alone varies across studies, and no scientifically established figures exist. Clinically, many children with mild tics experience a clear reduction within three months, and in moderate cases, meaningful improvement is seen when treatment continues for more than six months. Rather than complete resolution, the following two criteria serve as realistic benchmarks: first, a reduction in frequency and intensity to a level where others do not notice; second, the ability of the child to participate in school life and friendships without discomfort even if some tics remain. It helps with expectation-setting to understand treatment as accelerating and reducing the severity of the natural course in which tics decrease as the child grows.