恢复性 (huī fù xìng) is an adjective meaning 'restorative' — describing something that helps the body, mind, or a system return to a healthy, normal, or balanced state after illness, injury, stress, or disruption. It is formed from 恢复 (huī fù), meaning 'to recover' or 'to restore', and the suffix 性 (xìng), which turns verbs or nouns into abstract adjectives indicating 'quality of' or 'nature of'. Together, they convey the inherent capacity or purpose of restoration.

This term appears frequently in medical, wellness, and ecological contexts — for example, in discussions of restorative therapies, sleep, exercise, or environmental rehabilitation. It emphasizes functional recovery rather than just symptom relief. While it can occasionally describe non-biological systems (e.g., restorative justice), its most common and natural usage relates to health and physiological recovery.