Dermata Therapeutics’ Spongilla Acne Treatment Patent Application Accepted by Australian Patent Office

Reuters10-02

Dermata <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/LENZ">Therapeutics</a>' Spongilla Acne Treatment Patent Application Accepted by Australian Patent Office

Dermata Therapeutics Inc. announced that the Australian Patent Office has accepted its patent application for a combination of Spongilla technology as a method for treating acne. The accepted application, titled "Compositions and methods for the treatment of skin conditions" (Australian Patent Application No. 2019419387), marks a key step in expanding the company's international intellectual property portfolio. The patent is expected to be officially issued in mid-January 2026, provided no opposition is filed within three months of publication. This development follows a similar patent issued in the United States, strengthening Dermata's position in advancing next-generation acne treatments.

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