
■ International Conference Brings Together Korean, Japanese Aesthetic Medicine Experts
JSK BioMed announced on the 10th that it partnered with global medical laser company Fotona (Fotona d.o.o) to present its needle-free drug-delivery device "Mirajet Forte" to local clinicians at ASLS TOKYO 2026, held at the Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa in Tokyo. ASLS TOKYO 2026 is an international academic event where Korean and Japanese aesthetic medicine specialists share the latest clinical experience and technology trends. This year's program covered skin boosters, regenerative treatments, energy-based devices (EBD), lifting, and pigmentation and skin-texture improvement.
■ Fotona Partnership Expands Reach Among Japanese Clinicians
JSK BioMed took part in the event alongside its global partner Fotona to introduce Mirajet Forte and broaden its network among Japanese medical professionals. Mirajet Forte is currently sold in Japan through Fotona Japan, and the event served as an opportunity to publicize the two companies' partnership and their strategy for expanding in the Japanese market.
■ Needle-Free Drug Delivery Powered by Laser Pressure
mirajet is JSK BioMed's flagship medical device, built on laser pressure-based needle-free drug-delivery technology. It is designed to deliver medication into the skin in microjet form using the instantaneous pressure generated by a 2940nm Er:YAG laser. Mirajet Forte is a high-power version that incorporates the Fotona laser XS-Dynamis developed by Fotona.
■ Strong Local Interest in Clinical Applications
At the event, Japanese clinicians and aesthetic medicine professionals from across Asia inquired about and consulted on the product. According to the company, interest was especially strong around Fotona Japan's sales system and the device's real-world clinical applicability.
■ "Strengthening Our Foothold in Japan, Continuing Global Expansion"
A JSK BioMed official said, "ASLS TOKYO 2026 was a meaningful opportunity to directly introduce Japanese clinicians to Mirajet Forte's technology and clinical potential together with our global partner Fotona." The official added, "Building on our cooperation with Fotona, we will strengthen our position in the Japanese market and continue expanding into overseas markets."