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SEOUL, Korea – The 2025 Key Aesthetic Brand Joint Symposium with HUMANS successfully concluded on July 5 at the Voco Gangnam Hotel (IHG) in Seoul. Held under the theme “All About Lifting Boosters,” the symposium brought together leading dermatologists to share clinical insights and the latest trends in skin elasticity and natural lifting treatments.

Hosted by the Human Dermatology Network and sponsored by four major aesthetic medical device brands including HIRONIC, the event combined academic depth with practical relevance. Participating dermatologists exchanged treatment know-how and explored the future of personalized patient care through discussions on technological advancements.

HIRONIC took the spotlight with its non-invasive skin booster device, SYNERJET. Utilizing high-speed microjet technology, SYNERJET delivers skin booster formulations evenly across the dermis without needles. With a maximum of 20 shots per second and a delivery velocity of 580 m/s, the system minimizes pain and side effects while enhancing treatment efficacy.

The device's engineering precision was also notable. SYNERJET features microcurrent stimulation, penetration enhancement, a handpiece cooling system, three interchangeable tips with adjustable injection depth, and 27 preset protocols—ensuring both safety and efficiency. The system enables tailored treatment based on the patient’s skin condition while maximizing convenience for clinicians.

As the aesthetic industry evolves from traditional lifting to regenerative and hydrating skin booster therapies, SYNERJET is gaining recognition as a device aligned with this new direction. Its growing clinical adoption and rising satisfaction among medical professionals underscore its value in modern dermatological practice.

“The symposium offered valuable insight into rapidly evolving trends and technologies in aesthetic medicine,” the organizers stated. “Thanks to the cooperation of sponsors like HIRONIC, the event was a great success.”

They added, “HIRONIC’s continued innovation and R&D efforts are helping elevate treatment quality and patient satisfaction in dermatology. We look forward to building a safer and more effective anti-aging culture in partnership with trusted industry leaders.”

Beyond academic exchange, the event received strong engagement for its focus on real-world applications and practical solutions for clinical settings. The organizers plan to hold future symposiums to further enhance the quality and expertise of dermatology services.​