This invention describes a topical delivery mechanism that contains a mixture of cetylated fatty esters that act as transdermal carriers of desired therapeutic molecules. The proposed cetyl fatty ester penetrant-complex (Base CFEP-complex) contains specific cetyl fatty esters, polar solvents, a carrier base (gel, cream, lotion, patch or stick gel), antioxidants and the desired pharmaceutical, cosmetic or antigenic response eliciting molecules that are efficaciously delivered by selectively varying component ratios in the complex. The invention proposes the use of transdermal delivery of medications such as those used in treatment of urinary incontinence, testosterone deficiency, arthritic and joint pain and other pains such as pain in the neck, lower back, back, knees, headaches, and other types of inflammatory pains, peripheral neuropathic pain, pain associated with repetitive strain injuries such as myofacial pain, rapid treatment of epileptic seizures, soluble antigens in the immuno-therapeutic treatment of allergies, actives in the treatment of foot cracks and elbow cracks, actives in the treatment of facial and other wrinkles in the form of anti-aging creams and gels and other topically delivered therapies.

Barathur; Raj R

Bookout; Jack Bain

Cymbiotics, Inc.

Transdermal delivery of medicaments with combinations of cetylated fatty ester penetrant complexes

Methods and devices for treatment to at least interfere with the function of a muscle are described herein. These methods and devices may have application in cosmetic and plastic surgery, dermatology, suppression of tension and/or migraine-type headaches, pain management, one particular application of the subject matter deals primarily with reducing wrinkles caused by ongoing muscular activation. The devices and methods described herein allow medical practitioners to effectively identify selective nerves for paralyzing muscles, without the need for injections of agents such as botulism toxin. Moreover, the devices and methods herein, may allow for artificial generation of signals in nerves that were otherwise damaged by stimulating transmission of nerve signals across damaged nerves.

Laufer; Michael D.

Location and deactivation of muscles

Methods and devices for treatment to at least interfere with the function of a muscle are described herein. These methods and devices may have application in cosmetic and plastic surgery, dermatology, suppression of tension and/or migraine-type headaches, pain management, one particular application of the subject matter deals primarily with reducing wrinkles caused by ongoing muscular activation. The devices and methods described herein allow medical practitioners to effectively identify selective nerves for paralyzingmuscles, without the need for injections of agents such as botulism toxin. Moreover, the devices and methods herein, may allow for artificial generation of signals in nerves that were otherwise damaged by stimulating transmission of nerve signals across damaged nerves.

cosmetic/hodepine

Transdermal delivery of medicaments with combinations of cetylated fatty ester penetrant complexes

Location and deactivation of muscles

Location and deactivation of muscles

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