2020-07-010 - BSURE - Be Sure genetic test to determine dermal filler implant adverse reactions

A new non-invasive prognostic method based on genetic analysis to determine predisposition to late onset severe adverse effects in patients treated with dermal fillers. The presence of at least one human leukocyte antigen (HLA) HLA-B8 and HLA-DRB1*3 of the histocompatibility complex indicates a genetic predisposition to develop an adverse inmune reaction to dermal fillers and breast implants.

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BSURE

2020-07-010

Main technology offer

Biomarker kit to determine the genetic predisposition to adverse lateonset adverse reactions to dermal fillers based on the presence of specific human leukocyte antígens of the major histocompatibility complex

Ownership

Spin-off based on this technology

Barcelona, Spain

2020

BSURE MEDICAL SL

Public Partners

Centres CERCA List

Readiness Level

1-2 Research /
3-4 Experimental PoC /
5 Prototype /
6-7 MVP /
8 Industrialization /
9 Commercialization

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Impact: ESG & SDG Goals

Sustainable Development Goals

Market Data

In 3-5% of all implants, severe long-term side effects are observed in patients such as angioedema, sarcoidosis, granulomas, inflammatory nodules, Sjögren's syndome, etc. Other long-term or permanent functional deficits such as paresthesia, tissue necrosis and arteria occlusion might also appear in patients, causing important psychological sequelae. Currently, there is no product on the market to determine the predisposition of adverse reaction to injectables. For this reason, there is a need to develop new methods to anticipate and prevent the described side effects.

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B2B2B: strategic partnerships to sell tests through the distributors. B2B2C: collaboration with aesthetic clinics where the surgeons will act as prescribers. D2C: direct online sales to people who want to undergo treatment with dermal fillers or breast implants.

There is currently no product on the market to determine the predisposition to adverse inmune reaction to dermal fillers and breast implants.

EUA, Brasil and Europe

DeepTech Area

Funding

2025: 1st round €800K in 2025 2026: 2nd round €2M in 2026

2025: Consolidate EU + USA entrance (Filler & Breast) 2026: Expand Worldwide (Filler & Breast) Sales of company in 5 years' time

Personnel hiring Marketing New products development Legal and Regulatory consultancy

Technology Status

First and only DNA test in the world predicting the risk for severe complications for dermal fillers and breast implants (there are no competitors in the market).

To approach bureaucracy To find distributors Increase of regulation and control (Breast implants and fillers are Medical Devices Class III Risk Level MDR Compliance by 2028)

Roadmap

Patent (EP11EP11715922.8) granted in Europe and validated in Belgium, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Luxemburg, Netherlands and United Kingdom. Patent (112012027353-6) granted in Brasil.

Additional information

Patents: EP11715922.8 - Date: Nov 23rd, 2012 Status: Granted URL: https://data.epo.org/gpi/EP2564197B1-A-METHOD-FOR-DETECTING-THE-SUSCEPTIBILITY-TO-DEVELOP-ADVERSE-SIDE-EFFECTS-RELATED-TO-BIOIMPLANTS

Clinically validated in a multicenter study in Spain and The Netherlands, showing 90% confidence to predict sure complications and a 95% confidence to exclude complications. This allows identifying subjects who should be excluded from implantation with dermal fillers.