GC Wellbeing targets Japanese medical aesthetics market at Tokyo conference

GC Wellbeing is actively targeting the Japanese medical aesthetics market, participating in the 'ASLS TOKYO 2026' academic conference held in Tokyo on June 28. The company operated a joint promotional booth with its local partner, Nifuji, to introduce its range of aesthetic products.

The conference attracted approximately 30 global medical aesthetic companies and over 500 medical professionals and industry関係者 from across Asia. GC Wellbeing presented its Extracellular Matrix (ECM) skin booster 'Rebornne,' along with other products such as 'Gcell PDRN 2.5' and 'Gcell PDRN 2.0.'

According to the company, around 100 Japanese medical professionals visited their booth during the event to learn about the products. Many expressed interest in attending local seminars scheduled for July. The conference also featured a presentation by Dr. Yoo Kyung-hoon of Lumi Clinic, who discussed treatment strategies and clinical cases using 'Rebornne' based on acellular dermal matrix-based ECM therapy.

GC Wellbeing's participation in the Japanese academic conference is part of a growing strategy by South Korean medical aesthetic firms to expand into international markets, particularly in Japan and Southeast Asia. Industry experts view academic exchanges and partnerships with local medical professionals as crucial for building product credibility and establishing a market presence.

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We are strengthening partnerships within the Japanese market and expanding academic marketing targeting local medical professionals. We plan to continue our global market offensive with overseas-tailored academic activities and various aesthetic products.