Hugel Hosts Academic Forums in Australia, Colombia, and Canada... "Stepping Up as a Global Symposium"

Hugel recently announced on the 20th that it successfully concluded the global academic forum '2023 H.E.L.F (Hugel Expert Leader’s Forum)' in three countries: Australia, Colombia, and Canada.

Hugel recently announced on the 20th that it successfully concluded the global academic forum '2023 H.E.L.F (Hugel Expert Leader’s Forum)' in three countries: Australia, Colombia, and Canada. The forum held in Australia.
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H.E.L.F is Hugel's representative academic symposium, serving as a platform for medical professionals and industry stakeholders in the global beauty and plastic surgery fields to share the latest insights in medical aesthetics.

At the Australia forum, held simultaneously online and offline on the 30th of last month, four speakers from Korea, the United States, and Australia?▲Dr. Ho-Sung Choi (Pioneer Clinic), ▲Dr. Michael Kane, ▲Dr. Erik Koppert, and ▲Dr. Jimmy Wang?participated to introduce the latest knowledge in medical aesthetics and toxin injection techniques. Since Hugel’s botulinum toxin product 'Letybo' was launched in Australia in April, over 350 local healthcare professionals (HCPs) attended, showing great interest, Hugel explained.

Prior to Australia, the event was held in Colombia. This South American forum was the first in four years since Brazil in 2019. About 160 local medical professionals and stakeholders in the beauty and plastic surgery fields attended lectures and live demonstrations on botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid (HA) filler injection techniques for facial improvement. Seven speakers from Korea, Colombia, and Argentina?▲Dr. Kyu-Ho Lee (Meilin Clinic Apgujeong), ▲Dr. Fernando Silikovich, ▲Dr. Yudi Pinz?n, ▲Dr. Luz Helena Pab?n, ▲Dr. Jorge Espinosa, and ▲Dr. Carlos Alberto de la Roche?delivered 10 lectures across three sessions.

The symposium in Canada, where Hugel plans to enter within the year, was held in a roadshow format. Speakers from Canada, the UK, and the US?▲Dr. Syed Haq, ▲Dr. Hani Sinno, and ▲Dr. Michael Kane?shared insights on botulinum toxin focusing on Letybo and practical know-how based on actual treatment cases. The event took place over four consecutive days in major Canadian cities: Montreal, Toronto, Calgary, and Vancouver, with about 700 attendees.

A Hugel representative stated, "Hugel held symposiums for the first time in new countries such as Australia, Colombia, and Canada to strengthen our global medical professional network and provide differentiated academic content." They added, "Having confirmed the high interest of medical experts and the demand for exchanging the latest knowledge, we plan to continue active academic activities reflecting regional market trends in the future."