NEWS & EVENTS

A Recombinant Human Collagen Formulation at the AMWC Korea 2026

The introduction of RH Collagen took place at AMWC Korea 2026, held on 19–20 June at the Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas. The congress was a leading meeting point for aesthetic and anti-aging medicine in the region, with 2,712 attendees, 88 speakers, and 363 exhibitor staff taking part across the two-day program — drawing aesthetic and anti-aging physicians, dermatologists, surgeons, clinics, hospitals, and industry representatives from across Korea and the wider region.

A Congress Built for a Region on the Rise

A key part of RH Collagen is its use of bioengineered, human-identical collagen sequences, which is integrated into the product’s formulation process. Type I collagen is associated with structural support, firmness, and elasticity, while Type III is positioned around tissue regeneration and repair — the technology is designed to work with the skin’s own collagen pathways rather than simply filling volume.

RH-Collagen formulation supports the skin’s own regenerative processes, not one that works around them, pointing to the pairing of NAD+ and PN alongside collagen as a deliberate choice to broaden the product’s supportive role beyond structure alone.

“Introducing RH Collagen in Korea, in our hometown felt different from any other launch — this is
the market that shaped how we approach aesthetic science from the very beginning,” describing
the Seoul presentation as both a technical debut and a personal milestone for the brand.

A Global Stage for a Korean Innovation

Over the two days of the congress, the ReMedium stand became a meeting point for distributors, regional partners, and members of the aesthetic medicine community — many of them existing collaborators, others new connections formed on-site.

“Every conversation on the floor at AMWC Korea reminded us why we launch new technologies here first,” the company said, describing the congress as a proving ground where ReMedium’s formulations meet their most informed audience before travelling further afield.

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