Mods Clinic< Leading the Globalization of K-Medical with LG Chem> Seminar for Thai Medical Team: introducing Korean filler technology.

LG Chem organized a filler seminar for Thai medical professionals, which took place at MODS Clinic on July 6th. During this event, A chief doctor Seung-yong Son showcased his surgical techniques based on 13 years of extensive filler clinical experience and South Korea's cosmetic surgery trends. His presentation received a warm response from the attending medical professionals and other participants.
Dr.Son presented lip and full-face filler techniques through lectures and live demonstrations while emphasizing the importance of choosing the right product for each facial area due to the variations in product properties.
The Thai doctors showed great interest in Dr. Son's expertise in the latest filler surgical trends in South Korea and the techniques that enhance the quality of procedures. The medical professionals from both countries considered this seminar a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas and share distinctive techniques for filler procedures aimed at Asians.
Meanwhile, LG Chem exports fillers to a total of 44 countries, focusing on China and the Asia region, as well as Europe and Central and South America. It has held the top position in China's market share for five consecutive years since 2016. LG Chem plans to strengthen its presence in both the domestic and Chinese markets while expanding to additional overseas countries such as Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
This seminar served the purpose of allowing Thai medical professionals to learn from experienced Korean doctors and enhance their understanding of LG Chem's filler products for increased utilization in their home country.
Dr. Seung-young Son expressed his expectations that this seminar, conducted in collaboration with LG Chem, would be an excellent opportunity to promote K-Bio and K-Medicine in Southeast Asia. He also mentioned his commitment to further promoting South Korea's outstanding cosmetic and plastic surgery techniques to the world.
Mod's Clinic, a certified institution for attracting foreign patients, has maintained continuous communication with international patients through various channels, even during the pandemic. They are planning to further expand their broad range of overseas marketing activities, including deploying dedicated interpreters, to prepare for the activation of medical tourism.

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