CHKDSK deleted corrupted directories, didn't leave .chk files...

Today I made a clean install of Windows 10 onto my girlfriend's computer, and made a backup of all her files onto a WD Elements 1 TB USB3.0 HDD.

The install went fine, but when I tried to move her data back onto the computer's HDD from the WD drive, there were a few directories that gave a "corrupted/unreadable" error when I tried to open them on the WD drive. After some googling, I ran chkdsk and then chkdsk /f on the drive.

Chkdsk /f deleted the corrupted directories, and didn't leave any *.chk or "found" files on the drive. Is there any way I can recover this data???
I'm going to try running Recuva after I finish making a full backup of what's currently on the drive.

Here is a log of the chkdsk /f command that deleted all the data:

http://pastebin.com/M1nSE5R5


Thanks in advance.