Lose weight and your face loses volume too? PharmaResearch offers a solution for “Ozempic face”

[Financial News] From managing “Ozempic face” and correcting dark circles to shoulder fillers, PharmaResearch introduced a range of treatment strategies using its aesthetic products at the academic conference of the Korean Society of Aesthetic and Laser Medicine.
PharmaResearch, a regenerative medicine company, said on the 10th that it took part in the conference, held on the 7th and 8th at COEX in Seoul, and gave academic presentations featuring its key aesthetic products.
Interest in precise treatment strategies tailored to patients’ skin conditions and needs has been growing in the medical aesthetics market. In response, PharmaResearch presented clinical insights to support medical practice, focusing on key products including Rejuran, a DOT PN-based skin booster; Evercle, a PLLA-based biostimulator that promotes the body’s own collagen production; Rejuviel, a hyaluronic acid (HA) filler; and Lientox, a botulinum toxin.
Specialists in each field spoke at the conference, sharing their clinical experience, from patient selection criteria based on the characteristics of each product to treatment techniques for different areas.
Choi Ho-seong, director of Rieul Dermatology Clinic, spoke on “A DOT PN-Based Anti-Aging Strategy for Managing Ozempic Face,” while Kim Jae-woo, director of Class One Clinic, spoke on “Patient Selection and Planning for Male Skin Rejuvenation.” In the Evercle session, Lee Won-gi, director of Beautique Clinic, presented “Patient Selection and Injection Strategies to Maximize Results from PLLA Procedures.”
A session on customized treatments that take into account the characteristics of different areas and how each product works was also held. Nam Hyeon-seok, director of Oun Clinic in Songdo International City, presented “Dark Circle Correction Using DOT PN and Cross-Linked HA,” while Lee Jeong-woo, director of Eleve Clinic, presented “A Rejuvenation Strategy Using Customized DOT PN and PLLA Treatments for Different Areas.” Other topics included “Shoulder Filler Techniques,” presented by Park Min-hyeong, director of Maylin Clinic at The Hyundai Daegu, and “Selecting and Using Botulinum Toxin,” presented by Lee Jeong-woo, as well as various other clinical applications.
A PharmaResearch representative said, “This conference was a meaningful opportunity to highlight the clinical value and broad applicability of the diverse aesthetic pipeline PharmaResearch has built, including Rejuran. We will continue evidence-based academic exchange to provide practical support for healthcare professionals in their clinical practice and take the lead in differentiated aesthetic solutions.”
[email protected] Jung Myung-jin, Reporter