Dermata Therapeutics Granted Australian Patent for Spongilla-Based Acne Treatment

Reuters01-20

Dermata <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/LENZ">Therapeutics</a> Granted Australian Patent for Spongilla-Based Acne Treatment

Dermata Therapeutics Inc. has announced that the Australian Patent Office has granted its patent for a Spongilla technology combination as a method for treating acne. The patent, titled "Compositions and methods for the treatment of skin conditions" (Australian Patent No. 2019419387), follows a previously issued U.S. patent for the same technology. This development further strengthens Dermata's international intellectual property portfolio for its acne treatment innovations as the company prepares for the future launch of its once-weekly, over-the-counter acne treatment system. Additional patent applications are pending in other key markets.

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