Objectives: Provide an overview of Nuceiva (Jeuveau in US) pivotal trial results, newly published data and a longer duration formulation results.
Introduction: Introduced over 20 years ago, botulinum toxin (Type A) continues to be the dominant aesthetic injectable treatment choice for patients. Nuceiva (Jeuveau in US, Evolus, Newport Beach, California) is FDA approved and was cleared in the EU through the centralized process and is now expanding its commercial launch into Europe.
Materials / method: A literature review of the pivotal trial results is provided, as well as the results of recently released data comparing Nuceiva in males, millennials and a longer duration formulation utilizing 40Units.
Results: The European/Canadian Phase III studies demonstrated non-inferiority of Jeuveau compared to Botox with the responder rates at one month of 82.8% for Botox and 87.7% for Nuceiva. Publications have also demonstrated positive results in males, with onset at 2 days for Nuceiva and responder rates at 150 days of 19.4% for Botox and 40% for Nuceiva. A Phase II study utilizing 40U of Nuceiva has demonstrated 26 weeks duration of effect.
Conclusion: Nuceiva (Jeuveau) is FDA and EMA approved and has demonstrated non-inferiority against Botox in pivotal. New publications have demonstrated efficacy in males and millennials, and a 40U dose has demonstrated 26 weeks of duration.
Disclosures
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Yes
Please specify entities (individual, company, society): Evolus
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Do you have any financial relationship with any entity which may closely compete with the medications, materials or instruments covered by your study?
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Do you own or have you applied for any patents in conjunction with the instruments, medications or materials discussed in your study?
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This work is presented thanks to the support of: Evolus