Laresse Dermal Filler Research Presented at Anti-Aging World,Congress ( SAN LUIS OBISPO Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE...)

Laresse Dermal Filler Research Presented at Anti-Aging World,Congress

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 22, 2007 - FzioMed, Inc. announced today that a review of the company's research on novel, synthetic dermal fillers is being presented at the Anti-Aging Medical World Congress (AAMWC) in Monte Carlo March 22-24, 2007.

In 2006, FzioMed launched Laresse Dermal Filler, the first ultra-smooth, non-permanent, synthetic filler created from the company's patented polymer science. Laresse represents a completely new class of filler for the correction of wrinkles and lines caused by sun exposure, aging and other factors.

After extensive characterization of cross-linked hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, FzioMed designed Laresse from biocompatible polymers to have key gel properties that offer significant advantages over common fillers being used today. For example, Laresse is stable without chemical cross-linking, completely free of both bacterial and animal by-products, and smoother and easier to inject than HA fillers.

Richard Berg, Ph.D., FzioMed's Chief Scientific Officer, will present "Novel Synthetic Dermal Fillers" at AAMWC on March 24th. His talk will describe the rheological properties of commercialized cross-linked HA fillers and includes data demonstrating the broader versatility and advantages of FzioMed's polymer technology for formulating a family of improved dermal fillers, including Laresse.

"This presentation highlights FzioMed's approach of applying science to the rapidly evolving field of soft tissue augmentation," said John Krelle, FzioMed President & Chief Executive Officer.

About Laresse

Laresse Dermal Filler is an ultra-smooth, non-permanent, non-HA gel composed of pure, absorbable medical polymers. Laresse is the first non-permanent filler without many of the drawbacks of HA and collagen fillers. No other filler offers the same features as Laresse: non-permanent wrinkle correction, non-animal and non-bacterial compone
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