- CEO
- Joon-Oh Yoon
- Full Time Employees
- 528
- Sector
- Health technology
- Industry
- Medical specialties
- Address
- 208, Teheran-ro Seoul SL South Korea 06220
- IPO Date
- Apr 3, 2015
- Business
- CLASSYS Inc. (214150.KQ) develops, manufactures and markets medical aesthetic devices focused on non-invasive skin rejuvenation, lifting, tightening, body contouring and fat reduction treatments worldwide. The company offers ULTRAFORMER MPT for eyebrow lifting; ULTRAFORMER III, an ultrasound device for facial tissue coagulation, eyelid lifting, skin tightening on cheeks, abdomen and thighs; VOLNEWMER (EVERESSE in the US) for skin treatments; SCIZER and CLATUU Alpha for non-invasive subcutaneous fat reduction; Ulfit for improving skin elasticity and subcutaneous tissue in abdomen and thighs; Refit, combining radiofrequency and negative pressure for pain relief, tissue temperature increase and blood flow enhancement; AQUAPURE with four handpieces for acne suction and pain relief; FORSHAPE, an RF system for metabolism boost, circulation and tissue recovery; INTRASURE for lifting, wrinkle reduction, body contouring and cellulite reduction; plus cosmetics under Classys, Cluederm and Skederm brands; and post-2024 merger with Ilooda, expanded HIFU, RF, microneedling RF and laser technologies. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, at 208 Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, CLASSYS operates manufacturing plants in Songpa-gu and Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, serving clinics, hospitals and distributors across more than 80 countries in Asia, the Americas, Europe and the Middle East. A subsidiary of BCPE Centur Investments LP (backed by Bain Capital), the company underwent Bain Capital refinancing in April 2024 to support global expansion and new product launches. Recent developments include the 2024 strategic merger with Ilooda enhancing its energy-based device portfolio; a November 2024 US market entry partnership with Cartessa Aesthetics as exclusive distributor for EVERESSE; and a November 2025 acquisition of 77.5% stake in Brazil's JL Health Participacoes SA for 18.27 billion won ($13 million) to bolster South American presence, with a call option for the remaining shares.