Recombinant Type A Botulinum Toxin
JHM has also successfully overcome key technical barriers in the recombinant expression and formulation processes of Recombinant Type A Botulinum Toxin. Leveraging advanced genetic engineering, protein engineering and structural biology technologies, JHM has developed a next-generation Recombinant Type A Botulinum Toxin.
Recombinant Type A Botulinum Toxin
JHM has also successfully overcome key technical barriers in the recombinant expression and formulation processes of Recombinant Type A Botulinum Toxin. Leveraging advanced genetic engineering, protein engineering and structural biology technologies, JHM has developed a next-generation Recombinant Type A Botulinum Toxin.
Product Features
Indications

Recombinant Type A Botulinum Toxin products have broad application prospects in both serious and consumptive medicine. They are widely used in medical aesthetics and neurotherapy.

R&D Progress

JHM is actively advancing the development of Recombinant Type A Botulinum Toxin with the aim of delivering superior and safer clinical solutions for patients. Current indications under development include.

Improvement of moderate to severe glabellar lines (frown lines):
In phase III clinical trial
Post-stroke upper limb spasms in adults:
In phase II clinical trial
Market Outlook

The global botulinum toxin market is vast and expanding rapidly, with significant potential across medical disciplines. In 2023, Botox®️ generated US$5.67 billion in global sales, including US$2.68 billion from medical aesthetics and US$2.99 billion from serious medical applications, securing its position among the world’s top 100 best-selling drugs.

In China, the botulinum toxin market is projected to experience sustained rapid growth, driven by the increasing number of approved products, enhanced consumer awareness and indication expansions. By 2030, the market is expected to reach CN¥39 billion.

Product Features
Indications

Recombinant Type A Botulinum Toxin products have broad application prospects in both serious and consumptive medicine. They are widely used in medical aesthetics and neurotherapy.

R&D Progress

JHM is actively advancing the development of Recombinant Type A Botulinum Toxin with the aim of delivering superior and safer clinical solutions for patients. Current indications under development include.

Improvement of moderate to severe glabellar lines (frown lines):
In phase III clinical trial
Post-stroke upper limb spasms in adults:
In phase II clinical trial
Market Outlook

The global botulinum toxin market is vast and expanding rapidly, with significant potential across medical disciplines. In 2023, Botox®️ generated US$5.67 billion in global sales, including US$2.68 billion from medical aesthetics and US$2.99 billion from serious medical applications, securing its position among the world’s top 100 best-selling drugs.

In China, the botulinum toxin market is projected to experience sustained rapid growth, driven by the increasing number of approved products, enhanced consumer awareness and indication expansions. By 2030, the market is expected to reach CN¥39 billion.