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Lycopene Based Compositions for Sunburn and Cosmetic Applications and Preparation Method Thereof
Problem Statement

Existing topical treatments for skin conditions often lack a comprehensive approach, with limited effectiveness against multiple skin issues. There is a need for an advanced topical composition that addresses various skin concerns, offers enhanced therapeutic benefits, and ensures safety in application.

Abstract

This product is a topical cream for treatment of burn or other cosmetic purpose like anti aging, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antioxidant properties. It includes carbopol gel combined with lycopene nanosuspension and liposomes containing diclofenac diethylamine. The lycopene nanosuspension is made up of lycopene), a surfactant), a solvent), and a humectant). The cream has a pH level between 5 to 6. It's designed to be used for various skin conditions like burns and has additional benefits like reducing signs of aging, fighting inflammation and bacteria, and providing antioxidant effects.

Uniqueness of the Solution
  • Novel topical composition for skin burn treatment. 
  • Combines lycopene nanosuspension with diclofenac-loaded liposomes. 
  • pH of composition optimized for skin compatibility. 
  • Lycopene's antioxidant properties aid UV-induced damage prevention. 
  • Liposomes enhance diclofenac delivery for pain relief. 
  • Process ensures homogenous dispersion and stable pH. 
  • Enhanced skin penetration due to liposomal encapsulation. 
  • Addresses multiple aspects of burn care in a single formulation. 
  • Potential to revolutionize burn management with improved efficacy.
  • Novel topical composition for skin burn treatment. 
  • Combines lycopene nanosuspension with diclofenac-loaded liposomes. 
  • pH of composition optimized for skin compatibility. 
  • Lycopene's antioxidant properties aid UV-induced damage prevention. 
  • Liposomes enhance diclofenac delivery for pain relief. 
  • Process ensures homogenous dispersion and stable pH. 
  • Enhanced skin penetration due to liposomal encapsulation. 
  • Addresses multiple aspects of burn care in a single formulation. 
  • Potential to revolutionize burn management with improved efficacy.
Current Status of Technology
  • Current Status: The technology is in the advanced formulation stage, focusing on combining lycopene nanosuspension and diclofenac-loaded liposomes in a Carbopol gel. 
  • Output on Testing: The topical composition effectively treats skin burns, offering significant anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits.
Technology readiness level

2

Societal Impact
  • Reduced pain and faster healing for burn victims, enhancing their quality of life. 
  • Lower healthcare costs associated with burn treatment due to decreased hospital stays and outpatient care. 
  • Empowerment of individuals and communities with effective, accessible burn care solutions, potentially saving lives in emergencies.
Relevant Industries, Domains and Applications

Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics and Skincare, Biotechnology, Hospitals

Applications or Domain
  • Clinical use in hospitals and burn care centers. 
  • The invention can be applied in cosmetics for soothing and healing minor burns, enhancing skincare products' efficacy.

Geography of IP

Type of IP

Application Number

202121029916

Filing Date
Grant Number

523564

Grant Date
Assignee(s)
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay