- CEO
- Jeong Sun Nam
- Full Time Employees
- 244
- Sector
- Health technology
- Industry
- Medical specialties
- Address
- 1283-4, Gagok-ri Wonju-si GA South Korea
- IPO Date
- Nov 14, 2019
- Business
- JETEMA, Co., Ltd. engages in the research, development, manufacturing, and sale of biopharmaceuticals and medical devices focused on aesthetic medicine and anti-aging treatments. The company offers core products including botulinum toxins such as Jetema The Toxin, a next-generation clean toxin free from strain-related risks; hyaluronic acid dermal fillers under the e.p.t.q. brand with variants like S100, S300, and S500 lidocaine formulations for superficial lines, lip volumizing, nasolabial folds, deep folds, jawlines, and cheekbones; lifting threads branded epiticon with models such as Original (fixed-type dual-acting cogs), BI (bi-directional for contouring), Thin, and JAMBER (coiled collagen framework); anti-aging meso solutions under vitten including hydro, hydro plus, hair Rx, and hair daily for skin hydration, regeneration, and hair loss treatment; laser surgical instruments for leukoplakia, psoriasis, and alopecia areata; skin care hyaluronic acid masks; and cosmetics like e.p.t.q. By.derm intensive cream, centella cica plus masks, and plant exosome moisture mist. JETEMA operates primarily in the biotechnology and pharmaceuticals sector, targeting aesthetic clinics, medical professionals, and consumers in domestic and international markets including partnerships in China, Spain, and plans for the United States; founded in 2009, the company maintains headquarters in Wonju, South Korea, with manufacturing facilities in Wonju and Yongin-si, an R&D center in Seongnam-si, and approximately 235 employees. In recent developments, JETEMA commercialized Jetema The Toxin following domestic approval last year and advanced phase 3 clinical trials in China fully funded by partner Huadong Aesthetic, with completion expected in late 2025; phase 2 trials for the toxin proceed in the United States targeting approval this year; the company secured KRW 56 billion in funding via Series 9 convertible bonds in July 2023 from investors including Korea Investment Re-Up Fund II and Hantoo Shinhan Lake K-Beauty Fund to support expansion; and Spanish partner THR Medical Productos launched Ecolla filler through a seminar in 2025 focused on aging delay treatments.