JW Shinyak Launches Pierre Fabre Hair Loss Relief Cosmetic
Kosdaq-listed biotech JW Shinyak said on January 24 that it has started selling Pierre Fabre's hair loss relief cosmetic Ducray Neooptide Expert.
Ducray Neooptide Expert is a professional cosmetic product developed through clinical trials to relieve hair loss and is available at hair loss treatment medical facilities nationwide, including dermatology clinics.
According to JW Shinyak, the product reduces the synthesis of the Dihydrotestosterone (DHT), the main cause of hair loss, by 59.6% and extends the hair growth phase by 23%, thereby increasing hair retention.
Ducray Neooptide Expert contains ingredients such as milk thistle and lespedeza, which effectively strengthen hair fibers and prevent hair loss. In addition, the product adopts a spray cap and is easy to use. It is not only suitable for hair transplant patients, but also for patients who are using existing hair loss treatment drugs such as minoxidil and finasteride.
Pierre Fabre is a French pharmaceutical company that introduced the concept of skin beauty. It integrates skin treatment and beauty, and owns more than 10 brands such as Ducray, Avene, and Aderma.
With the launch of Ducray Neooptide Expert, JW Shinyak has entered the hair loss skin cosmetics market following the finasteride and dutasteride series of hair loss treatment products, expanding its hair loss care product lineup.
"Based on our sales and marketing competitiveness in the domestic clinic market, we have expanded our sales areas to anti-hair loss cosmetics," JW Shinyak expressed, "We continue to expand our hair loss care lineup to provide a variety of treatment options for patients concerned about the stress of losing their hair."
2026-10-14
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