Daewoong Pharmaceutical and DNC Aesthetics garnered significant attention from medical professionals by hosting a hands-on symposium focused on tailored aesthetic solutions for individuals in their 40s.
The two companies held the "DEEP (Daewoong·DNC Medical-AEsthetic Expert Program) Symposium" from May 31 to June 1 at the JW Marriott Hotel in Seoul, highlighting treatment strategies suitable for addressing the skin aging concerns that become prominent in the 40s.
A key feature of the event was its interactive format. Attendees engaged in discussions about actual treatment plans with presenters and experienced the procedures in real-time through dual live broadcasts, enhancing the event's realism. During this session, detailed clinical data on how Daewoong Pharmaceutical’s key aesthetic products are combined and applied was shared.
The main programs covered anti-aging treatment strategies using Botulinum toxin ‘Nabota,’ fat-dissolving injection ‘Violet,’ and filler ‘Decla,’ as well as facial contour improvement techniques using lifting threads. Theoretical knowledge and practical demonstrations were integrated throughout.
Dr. Lee Jong-hoon from Leejebel Clinic noted, “The 40s require comprehensive management due to simultaneous volume loss and elasticity decline. Step-by-step personalized treatments using Daewoong’s products are effective in maintaining a natural and youthful appearance.”
Dr. Jang Du-yeol from Change Clinic added, “The 40s are a period needing diverse approaches rather than single treatments. 'Decla' and 'Duse' are ideally suited for complex treatment strategies.”
Yoon Joon-soo, head of Daewoong Pharmaceutical’s Nabota business division, stated, “This symposium, where medical professionals shared practical solutions, marks an important starting point for future treatment trends.”
Meanwhile, Daewoong Pharmaceutical is accelerating its efforts to expand in the global market, leveraging its aesthetic portfolio, including the FDA-approved Botulinum toxin ‘Nabota,’ Korea's first fat-dissolving injection ‘Violet,’ filler ‘Decla,’ and suture ‘Duse.’
