Aura Prime Heritage Seminar Completion Fees for Women's Medical Staff...Redevelopment of the Medical Staff Training Program
Oct 24, 2025
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'Aura Prime' is a newly reorganized health care professional training program based on the Ulcera medical staff training program 'AURA' which began in 2023 and further strengthens the direction of the program and educational content in the third year of its launch. In particular, with the launch of Ulcerapi Prime™ in Korea in March this year, the educational program has also expanded to a form where the latest aesthetic medical trends and clinical experiences can be more systematically exchanged.
The 'Heritage Seminar' held at the Raum Art Center on October 22 was held for female medical staff in Korea. More than 100 female medical staff attended the site and showed high interest in the program.
This 'Heritage Seminar' of 'Aura Prime' was designed to shed new light on the technical strengths and treatment philosophy of Ulcerapi Prime™ from the perspective of female medical staff, focusing on the field experience and clinical insights of female medical staff. In particular, relay lectures based on patient cases delivered specific strategies that can be used in actual treatment sites and know-how in the procedure incorporating Ulcerapi Prime™. Among them, treatment approaches reflecting the various needs of patients and sophisticated procedural capabilities supporting them were focused on. Women's medical leaders who participated in the field further increased the value of Aura Prime through in-depth discussions and exchanges of opinions.
Kim Ji-eun, director of Nana Plastic Surgery Clinic, Yeom Flower-bora, director of Seoul Wonpi Department Clinic, Lee Kyung-eun, director of PageLab Clinic, Lee Seung-hyun, director of Beau Plastic Surgery Clinic, and Lee Eun-ji, director of Danah Clinic, shared their clinical experiences and know-how. Ulcerapi Prime™, which the researchers used in the clinical field, can check the patient's skin structure in real time during the procedure through its own real-time ultrasound imaging technology 'DeepSEE™', and three transducers (1.5mm, 3.0mm, 4.5mm) can implement more sophisticated and safe customized procedures tailored to the patient's skin condition and structure. Based on these technical characteristics, the researchers introduced in detail various cases and insights accumulated in the field, including the design of lifting procedures by skin characteristics and strategies for personalizing ultra-personalization according to age and gender. Actual cases and analysis drew active sympathy from female medical staff attending the field.
"This Aura Prime Heritage Seminar is significant in that women's healthcare leaders shared insights in the clinical field and explored the direction of development of lifting procedures based on the technical strengths of Ulcerapi Prime™," said CEO Yoo Soo-yeon.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
