The MOU Signing Ceremony Between Le Van Thinh Hospital and the KBIT Association Concludes Successfully in Korea

On October 7, 2024, Le Van Thinh Hospital (Ho Chi Minh City) and the Korea Beauty International Technology Association (KBIT) officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), marking a significant milestone in the collaboration between the two parties in the field of aesthetic technology. The signing ceremony took place solemnly at the Embassy of Vietnam in Seoul, with the attendance of Mr. Nguyen Huu Hiep – Secretary of Thu Duc City Party Committee, and Mr. Nguyen Bach Hoang Phung – Vice Chairman of Thu Duc City People’s Committee. Both leaders expressed strong expectations for deeper cooperation in the aesthetic and beauty sectors between Vietnam and South Korea.

The MOU was signed by Mr. Tran Van Khanh – Director of Le Van Thinh Hospital, and Mr. Noh Hyun Taek – Vice President of KBIT, officially strengthening the partnership. Through this agreement, both sides commit to jointly developing advanced aesthetic technologies, implementing intensive training programs, and enhancing cooperation in dermatological and modern aesthetic surgery.

Le Van Thinh Hospital, under the management of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health, is renowned for its strengths in surgery, cardiology, and particularly dermatology. With the goal of establishing a specialized medical center in Thu Duc City, the hospital aims to elevate the quality of healthcare services. The MOU is expected to be an essential stepping stone for introducing advanced aesthetic technologies and reinforcing a modern medical infrastructure.

KBIT is a pioneering organization in the research and development of innovative beauty technologies, with networks across leading hospitals in South Korea. KBIT currently operates high-quality training programs involving 18 specialized physicians and 18 certified training centers at top aesthetic hospitals. Through this agreement, KBIT will support Le Van Thinh Hospital in developing cutting-edge aesthetic surgical technologies and leading technological exchanges between Vietnam and South Korea.

In addition, both sides are committed to developing Le Van Thinh Hospital into a leading specialized medical center in Thu Duc City, contributing to a more modern, standardized, and safe healthcare system.

The signing of this MOU is not only a strategic step toward introducing advanced Korean beauty technologies into Vietnam but also a gateway for long-term collaboration and knowledge exchange in medical aesthetics between the two countries. This milestone affirms the shared vision of KBIT and Le Van Thinh Hospital—uniting expertise, technology, and education to bring safe, modern, and human-centered aesthetic services to the community.