Galderma announced new results from its robust pipeline and portfolio of dermal fillers and toxin injections. Eleven e-posters from Galderma-sponsored and investigator-initiated trials have been accepted at the upcoming Aesthetic & Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress (AMWC), taking place in Monaco and virtually on September 16–18, 2021.
Data for SCULPTRA® (injectable poly-L-lactic acid) will explore the effectiveness and safety of two different dilutions (8mL versus 5mL) at 48 weeks for the correction of nasolabial fold wrinkles. Earlier this year, the administration procedure for SCULPTRA was updated in Europe, allowing for higher reconstitution volumes of 5-8mL (previously 5mL). These latest results serve to support the new protocol, which offers a faster and more convenient approach to injecting dermal fillers.
Further data will evaluate the effectiveness and safety of ALLUZIENCE® (liquid botulinum toxin type A) versus placebo after six months for the correction of glabellar (frown) lines. All currently approved botulinum toxin type A products in Europe come in powder form and require reconstitution before use.1 ALLUZIENCE—the first ready-to-use liquid formulation licensed in Europe - has been designed to deliver outstanding precision and performance, with a formulation developed using innovative new production technologies.
“Our strong presence at AMWC this year underscores our unwavering commitment to driving aesthetics innovation. We understand that everyone’s skin is unique, and we embrace these differences to offer cutting-edge treatments that make people look and feel great. As we advance dermatology for every skin story, we are excited to be delivering novel solutions across our portfolio.”
