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A silicone oil-in-water emulsion composition and a method of topically treating human skin with
the composition. The emulsion constitutes water, a silicone oil, and at least two nonionic
emulsifiers. Each nonionic emulsifier is a solid at room temperature. One nonionic emulsifier has
an HLB value less than 8.0, while the other nonionic emulsifiers has an HLB value greater than
15.0.
US Patent No: 5304170
Method of laser-induced tissue necrosis in carotenoid-containing skin structures
A method for treating dermatological organ disorders and skin lesions in a mammal through the use
of directed, pulsed laser light is described. The dermatological disorders are characterized by an
increase in concentration of potential photodynamic chemical compounds like carotenoid
compounds, and especially the carotenoid beta-carotene, compared to normal skin. Pulsed dye laser
light of a time and duration specific for maximal absorption by a carotenoid compound like betacarotene
is directed at the regions of carotenoid accumulation within a skin disorder. Thermal
coagulation necrosis of the carotenoid-accumulating skin region results, though thermal damage to
surrounding tissue is limited in amount.
US Patent No: 5332575
Method of targeting melanocytes with a compound containing a fucose residue
The invention concerns a method of binding a product to the membrane of a melanocyte by means
of a ligand-receptor bond, which comprises using a product consisting of a basic structure coupled
to at least one ligand consisting of an oside residue accessible to the membrane receptors, said
oside residue being a fucose residue, notably an Alpha-L-fucose residue.
US Patent No: 5389195
Surface modification by accelerated plasma or ions
The present invention is a surface modification process which provides a means of rapidly heating
a thin layer of a polymer surface or a thin coating of material on a coated substrate and various
surfaces produced by such a process.
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