Medytox Successfully Concludes Large-Scale Academic Symposium in Thailand
"Enhancing Global Competitiveness Through Academic Exchange"
Medytox announced on the 24th that it had successfully concluded a large-scale academic symposium for local medical professionals in Bangkok, Thailand.
From August 18th over a four-day period, Medytox, together with its Thai joint venture Medyceles and local distribution partner Cellest, conducted a variety of academic training programs focusing on botulinum toxin products and hyaluronic acid fillers.
On the 20th, Kiwoong Hong, director of Sam Skin Plastic Surgery Clinic, is delivering a lecture at an academic symposium held in Bangkok, Thailand. Medytox
View original imageThe company held a live demonstration seminar for approximately 70 medical professionals on its botulinum toxin product "Medytoxine" (export name: Neuronox) and its hyaluronic acid filler "Neuramis." The program also included anatomy training to help identify the muscles, blood vessels, and nerves in key facial areas, sharing procedural know-how to minimize side effects.
Kiwoong Hong, director of Saemskin Plastic Surgery Clinic, participated as a speaker and introduced botulinum toxin treatment methods reflecting the latest beauty trends in Korea, as well as shared clinical cases of chin volume enhancement using "Neuramis Classic Lidocaine" and "Neuramis Light Lidocaine."
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A representative from Medytox stated, "We will continue to enhance our competitiveness in overseas markets through ongoing academic exchanges with global medical professionals."
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