How Dissolving HA Microneedles Change Before/After Application

Carly Musleh; Kalliopi Dodou

How Dissolving HA Microneedles Change Before/After Application

Carly Musleh, Kalliopi Dodou

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Abstract

Transdermal drug delivery involves the passive diffusion of a drug into the systemic circulation via the stratum corneum. It is an appealing alternative to oral drug delivery due to better patient compliance and the avoidance of first pass metabolism

Original language	English
Journal	Cosmetics and Toiletries
Publication status	Published - 29 Sept 2023
Externally published	Yes

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How Dissolving HA Microneedles Change Before/After Application

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