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Last mentioned: Jul 2, 2026
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All 1 tracked stories fall under one category: medical-devices. Professor Owen Ung is most often covered alongside BellaSeno, which appears in 1 of these 1 story. The tracked stories average 3 original sources each. Professor Owen Ung appears in 1 tracked Healthcare story from July 2, 2026.
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30-patient milestone announced
BellaSeno reports that 30 women have now been treated (19 from the initial study + 11 in the pivotal trial) and highlights progress toward global market entry.
Two-year outcomes presented at The Aesthetic MEET 2026
Professor Anand Deva presents two-year follow-up data showing no scaffold-related complications and 83% mean breast volume retention.
Pivotal clinical trial launched
BellaSeno starts its pivotal trial in Australia to gather evidence for broader regulatory approval and global commercialization.
Initial study enrollment completes
The 19-patient first-in-human safety cohort is fully enrolled; patients are followed for two years.
First-in-human safety study begins
BellaSeno initiates a 19-patient clinical investigation of its breast scaffolds in Australia, aimed at assessing initial safety and tissue regeneration.
BellaSeno announced two-year follow-up data from its first-in-human breast scaffold trial, showing an 83% mean volume retention and zero scaffold-related complications in 19 patients. An additional 11 patients are enrolled in a pivotal Australian trial, with global commercialization as the next goal.
Source: Globe Newswire · Globenewswire_fr
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