A mixed-micelle topical composition improves skin penetration to reduce localized fat without surgery, injections, or prolonged recovery.
Stem cell-bound CNT or gold drug carriers improve tumor targeting and drug retention under blood and acidic pH conditions while limiting side effects.
Alternating low and high ultrasound mechanical index boosts nucleic acid transfection, improves gene expression, and limits cellular damage.
Specific alternating electric field frequencies temporarily open cancer cell membranes, improving large-molecule delivery in glioblastoma treatment.
Anodal iontophoresis co-delivers NAD+ and therapeutic peptides through skin to extend regenerative effects with minimal irritation.
Non-bubble sonoporation uses ultrasound to open cell membranes locally, improving chitosan nanoparticle drug delivery while reducing normal-cell toxicity.
Bi-phasic microbubble and microdroplet clusters raise drug loading, resist washout, and enable lower-power ultrasound delivery with less vascular damage.
High-voltage electroporation opens temporary membrane pores so Gelonin can enter mammalian cells and achieve stronger targeted cytotoxicity.
Submicron light-absorbing particles reach hair follicles by topical application and agitation, then use energy activation for targeted acne treatment.