The goals of Great Anatomy Company are to reduce side effects associated with minimally

invasive procedures and to take K-Beauty’s status to the next level.
Great Anatomy Company proclaimed the global standardization of minimally invasive

procedures ("petit plastic surgery”) through the online platform presentation.

Great Anatomy Company, an online platform development company for global "petit plastic surgery,” held a presentation for ten primary domestic and international dermal filler and botulinum toxin manufacturing pharmaceutical companies.
In this "New Normal" era aroused by COVID-19, Great Anatomy Company took an innovative step as new social distancing and zero-contact education have been applied to health care.

Great Anatomy Company said it held a presentation for ten primary domestic and international dermal filler and toxin manufacturing pharmaceutical companies on Oct 29, 2020.

Great Anatomy Company is an online platform development company for global "petit plastic surgery” (minimally invasive procedures), which has been systematically coordinating academic knowledge by information sharing with international associations such as the Korean Association of Anatomists, European Association of Clinical Anatomy, and American Association of Clinical Anatomists since 2018.

"Great Anatomy Company," the innovative open platform for online medical education, was born from twenty-five years of cooperation between Prof. Hee-jin Kim (of the Department of Oral Biology, Yonsei University College of Dentistry) and the medical illustrator, Prof. Kwan-hyun Youn (of the Incheon Catholic University) through organizing the vast amount of academic knowledge. Plus, with more than 15 years of extensive clinical experience, Dr. Hee-dae Jeon (of the Banobagi Dermatology Clinic Director) and Hyun-jo Kim (of the CNP Dermatology Clinic Director) joined forces to create an innovative online medical education open platform.


Great Anatomy Company has additional advantages other than online videos, such as experiencing medical procedures in reality through VR (virtual reality) service.
Great Anatomy Company is an online medical education open platform perfect for zero-contact culture activated by COVID-19. It is created based on clinical anatomy, which provides not only videos but also VR services where experiencing procedures just like in reality is possible. Moreover, these services are provided in ten different languages such as English, Chinese, and Spanish, enabling worldwide medical personnel to acquire information about "petit plastic surgery” more thoroughly than ever.

"Inventing Great Anatomy Company was never easy, but it was achievable through many people's efforts. I can assuredly say that since the videos are clinical anatomy, reflecting the most developed trends, they are altogether a systematic, exceptional educational course," Prof. Hee-jin Kim stated.

"I have high expectations for this project in which world-class figures are participating. The emergence of a non-contact online platform that combines clinical anatomy with the latest ‘petit plastic surgery’ techniques is highly anticipated. Great Anatomy Company will become a game-changer that invigorates the market as a new alternative to academic conferences during such a recession caused by COVID-19," one of the participants from pharmaceutical companies said.

"To reduce the annually increasing side effects of ‘petit plastic surgery,’ Great Anatomy Company is an innovative platform that passed the limits of previous online medical education platform with the most advanced IT such as VR. We look forward to providing systematic treatment guides from the perspective of clinical anatomy to 2,700 medical schools and 13.8 million medical staff around the world. It will improve K-Beauty's global status to the next level," Wan-kyu Kim, the head of Great Anatomy Company commented.

Meanwhile, for safe and effective "petit plastic surgery,” Great Anatomy Company is planning to offer a series of Global Standardization for dermal filler injection, Botox, and thread lifting based on clinical anatomy from the end of this year.