Korea Botox Rivalry To Intensify After Meditoxin Measures
Punitive Steps To Impact Market
Executive Summary
As South Korea’s drug ministry decides to rescind approval of Medytox’s botulinum toxin product following manipulation of manufacturing and quality control documents, competition among existing rivals and newcomers is expected to further intensify.
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