HIRONIC, a company specializing in aesthetic medical devices, held its first online global launch symposium for overseas distribution partners and introduced its new products, MIGLOU and SYNERJET PRO, the company said on October 21.


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The event, held on October 14 and 15, was organized to mark HIRONIC's 20th anniversary. It was hosted by HIRONIC's global clinical education platform, H-Academy, and divided into three regions: Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA); Asia-Pacific (APAC); and the Americas. The sessions were streamed online from Seoul at times suited to each region, with around 120 participants, including representatives of distributors from 31 countries.


Five South Korean medical professionals specializing in dermatology and aesthetic medicine spoke at the event and shared their experience using the new products. After the event, HIRONIC also held a private business and partnership session for distributor decision-makers.


SYNERJET PRO is a needle-free injector that combines three technologies: microjet, low-frequency stimulation using an electroporation tip, and plasma. In April and August, it received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 501(k) clearances for plasma electrosurgical functionality and transcutaneous electrical stimulation for aesthetic purposes, respectively.


MIGLOU is a medical device that uses 2.45-gigahertz microwave energy and HIRONIC's Focused Intensive Microwave (FIM) technology. It features two smart safety sensors and contact cooling.


Through the symposium, HIRONIC plans to strengthen cooperation with global distribution partners and expand the regions it supplies in line with each country's regulatory approval schedule.



“Through this symposium, we shared real-world treatment experience with MIGLOU and SYNERJET PRO with our global partners,” said Lee Jinwoo, CEO of HIRONIC. “We will turn the strong interest from distribution partners in the three regions into new business opportunities and expand overseas supplies.”


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