Topicals In Trouble? TRIA Skin Rejuvenating Laser To Launch OUS
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
TRIA Beauty seeks “growth, growth and more growth” as it prepares to launch its anti-aging laser for home use in markets outside of the U.S. If the firm delivers on its efficacy claims, President and CEO Kevin Appelbaum expects users to reevaluate their topical product use, as some elements of their regimens may no longer be necessary.
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