“Do you know where Croma got its name from?”, asked founder and pharmacist Gerhard Prinz. “I have three children; Corinna, Martin and Andreas,” he explained, “I wanted all of their names to be reflected in the company name so took their initials and Croma was formed.” Now, more than 40 years after its creation, the business still has a large focus on family, with both sons working across the management board.
Last month saw the relaunch of the Princess hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, which are now known as Saypha. With a portfolio comprising PDO threads, a platelet-rich-plasma (PRP) system, two skincare lines and more developments on the horizon, Croma opened its doors to the UK press to share its history and plans for the future.
The Croma headquarters is based in Leobendorf, Austria, and is housed across three floors. There are more than 500 employees worldwide and the site manufactures between 5,000-7,000 of Saypha dermal…
