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Viol Medical Completes Expansion of Production Facilities… Strengthens Global Supply Capabilities

Establishment of a Production System Capable of Producing 6,500 Units of Equipment and 3.5 Million Consumables Annually Expansion of Automation Equipment and In-House Development of Core Processes

Hyera Lee
2026-07-09 08:59:21
[E-Daily Reporter Hyera Lee ] #ViolMedical announced on the 9th that it has completed the expansion of its manufacturing division’s production facilities and strengthened its production infrastructure to support its expansion into global markets.
A panoramic view of Viol Medical’s Manufacturing Headquarters. (Photo courtesy of Viol Medical)

The company completed the expansion of its production facilities at its manufacturing headquarters in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, last month. This investment was undertaken to meet the growing demand for equipment and consumables in the global medical aesthetics market and to establish a stable supply system.
Through this expansion, Viol Medical has secured the capacity to produce up to 6,500 units per year of key equipment—including SYLFIRM X, DUOTITE, and CELLINEW—and up to 3.5 million consumables per year. The production space for equipment and consumables has also been expanded to more than double its previous size, and production efficiency and manufacturing competitiveness have been enhanced through the installation of additional automated equipment and the in-house production of certain key processes.
The expanded manufacturing facility has received certification of compliance with the Medical Device Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS). The company is also strengthening its response to overseas markets based on global quality certification systems, including the European Union (EU) MDR Quality Management System certification, MDSAP, and ISO 13485.
A Viol Medical official stated, “We will continue to enhance our production infrastructure and quality management systems to strengthen our manufacturing competitiveness in the global medical aesthetics market.”

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