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Rejuvatek names dermatologist Stephen Eubanks as inkOUT medical director

Jun. 23, 2026
By AI, Created 12:00 UTC, Jun 23, 2026, AGP -

Rejuvatek Medical has tapped board-certified dermatologist Dr. Stephen Eubanks to guide clinical development of its inkOUT non-laser tattoo and permanent makeup removal system. The company will also unveil a next-generation inkOUT device at the Be+Well Conference in Las Vegas on June 27, with live demos at Booth #413.

Why it matters: - Rejuvatek is betting that deeper clinical leadership will help it build trust in a crowded tattoo-removal market. - Dr. Stephen Eubanks brings 40-plus years in dermatology, which could strengthen protocol development, provider education and clinical validation for inkOUT®. - The appointment comes as Rejuvatek pushes a next-generation device it says is designed to improve speed, comfort and effectiveness for tattoo and permanent makeup removal.

What happened: - Rejuvatek Medical named Dr. Stephen (Steve) Eubanks, MD, as Medical Director of its inkOUT® portfolio. - Rejuvatek said Dr. Eubanks will provide strategic clinical guidance and leadership for the continued development and optimization of inkOUT® treatments. - The company will debut its latest inkOUT® device at the Be+Well Conference in Las Vegas on June 27. - Attendees can visit Booth #413 for live treatment demonstrations.

The details: - Dr. Eubanks is a board-certified dermatologist with a background in cosmetic and laser dermatology. - He has been a Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology. - Dr. Eubanks founded his private practice in 1984. - Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery acquired that practice in 2015. - Rejuvatek said Dr. Eubanks will help refine protocols, support medical validation and set a high standard of care for patients and providers. - The company said Dr. Eubanks will also collaborate with clinical and marketing teams on treatment protocol optimization, clinical studies, physician and provider education, and broader adoption of inkOUT® in medical and aesthetic practices. - inkOUT® uses patented TEPR™ (Trans-Epidermal Pigment Release) technology to expel tattoo and permanent makeup ink through the skin’s surface. - Rejuvatek describes inkOUT® as a non-laser alternative designed to deliver faster clearance across all ink colors and skin types, with fewer sessions and improved patient comfort. - Rejuvatek is based in Utah and focuses on non-laser tattoo and permanent makeup removal technologies.

Between the lines: - Rejuvatek is positioning inkOUT® as a safer, clinically supported alternative to laser removal. - The company’s emphasis on faster clearance, broader efficacy and comfort suggests it is trying to differentiate on patient experience as well as results. - Dr. Eubanks’ involvement may also help Rejuvatek market the device to physicians and aesthetic practices that want more medical validation before adoption.

What's next: - Rejuvatek is expected to use Dr. Eubanks’ guidance as it advances clinical development and validation of the next-generation device. - The company will showcase the new system at Be+Well and offer live demonstrations to attendees. - Rejuvatek plans to continue building inkOUT® as a preferred non-laser option in medical and aesthetic settings.

The bottom line: - Rejuvatek is pairing a high-profile dermatology appointment with a product unveiling as it tries to accelerate credibility and growth for inkOUT®.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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