DERMAL FILLER IMPLANTS COMPRISING LIVING

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
NOVIELLE AESTHETIC	Coapt Systems, Inc.	1820 Embarcadero Road Palo Alto CA 94303	Dermal filler implants comprising living tissue to be inserted under the skin; injectable dermal fillers;Surgical implants comprising artificial material and associated surgical instrument sets; dermal filler kits comprised of surgical implants of artificial material to be inserted under the skin and a pre-filled syringe comprising artificial material to be inserted under the skin;AESTHETIC;
NOVIELLE VF	Coapt Systems, Inc.	1820 Embarcadero Road Palo Alto CA 94303	Dermal filler implants comprising living tissue to be inserted under the skin; injectable dermal fillers;Surgical implants comprising artificial material and associated surgical instrument sets; dermal filler kits comprised of surgical implants of artificial material to be inserted under the skin and a pre-filled syringe comprising artificial material to be inserted under the skin;VF;
NOVIELLE VOICE	Coapt Systems, Inc.	1820 Embarcadero Road Palo Alto CA 94303	Dermal filler implants comprising living tissue to be inserted under the skin; injectable dermal fillers;Surgical implants comprising artificial material and associated surgical instrument sets; dermal filler kits comprised of surgical implants of artificial material to be inserted under the skin and a pre-filled syringe comprising artificial material to be inserted under the skin;VOICE;
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Technical Examples

The present invention relates to improved methods for filling the skin for cosmetic or medical purposes. Compositions comprising carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC), polyethylene oxide (PEO) and calcium ions can be made and have physical properties that depend on the amounts and types of CMC, PEO, and calcium ions to form ioniclaly cross-linked gels. Compositions can be formed into microspheres, coascervates, gels, or membranes. Gels, microspheres and coascervates can be injected directly into a site for dermal filling. Membranes can be surgically introduced, where they swell to form hydrated gels. After introduction, the dermal filler persists for a period of time and then can disintegrate and be removed from the body.