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Q-Med

Uppsala, Uppsala County, Swedenqmed.com ↗

Ownership: Private
Employees: ~700
Development stage: Commercial

Overview

Q-Med developed and commercialized several hyaluronic acid-based medical devices for esthetic and therapeutic use. Its flagship products—Restylane, Perlane, Macrolane, Durolane, Deflux, Solesta—were approved and marketed globally. Clinical studies supported their efficacy for facial aesthetics, osteoarthritis treatment, urology/gynecology indications.

Therapeutic areas: OtherDermatologyRheumatologyGastroenterologyNephrologyWomen's Health
Modalities: BiologicMedical deviceInjectable gel
Industry: Therapeutic Medical Devices

Partnerships

Medicis Pharmaceutical Company – US commercialization rights for some productsMedy-Tox Inc. – previously collaborated on botulinum toxin development

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