Photo = Courtesy of Ultra V

​[Discovery News=Reporter Myung-soo Lee] The world's first certified PDO (Polydioxanone) filler 'UltraCol' developed by the biomedical beauty group Ultra V (CEO Han-jin Kwon) was announced on the 26th to have obtained sales license from the Ecuadorian Health Surveillance, Control and Regulatory Agency (ARCSA) on the 22nd.

As Ecuador is a market with infinite growth potential in the future due to high interest and demand for cosmetic medical procedures, the industry expects that this sales license will speed up its entry into the Central and South American market.

‘Ultracol’ is a microsphere biostimulator made of PDO that stimulates self-collagen production to improve volume and lifting elasticity.

In addition, it won the IR52 Jang Young-sil Award for the first time as a polymer filler through its own technology, obtained domestic FDA approval and European CE certification by proving its biodegradability and stability in the human body, and won the Korea Excellent Patent Award for its unique patented technology.

Photo = Courtesy of Ultra V

​'Ultracol' has been officially approved in countries around the world, including Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas, beyond Korea, and its effectiveness has been recognized in the global market, and its outstanding product quality is increasing its popularity throughout the world. In addition, sales and operating profit are steadily increasing in the overseas market with a high-end strategy that emphasizes the safety, high quality, and technology of ‘Ultracol’.

An official from Trav said, “The sales license obtained in Ecuador in a short period of time is the result of Ultra V’s accumulated global business and development capabilities and know-how. We will continue to expand sales license certification in individual countries around the world, expand exports of ‘UltraCol’ products and maximize the proportion of overseas sales to accelerate Ultra V’s entry into the global market”.

Meanwhile, ‘Ultracol’ has succeeded in proving its global technological competitiveness once again by obtaining approvals in many countries, including the recent acquisition of item permits from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety in Thailand.​