NANOGUARD: REVOLUTIONIZING SKIN CARE WITH TOPICAL NANOSPONGES – A NOVEL APPROACH TO COMBAT SKIN INFECTIONS
Abstract
Nanosponges are an innovative technique for dermatological formulations that offer controlled release and enhanced efficacy of active substances. This review investigates novel interactions between synthetic and natural components in nanosponge formulations with the goal of revolutionizing dermatological applications. Skin infections are mostly occurring on the skin’s surface, mostly in the epidermis’s upper layers. An effective barrier against external chemicals, including drugs, is provided by the stratum corneum (SC), the outermost layer of the epidermis. This review focuses on novel techniques to deliver the drug to the target size with accuracy and avoid any negative side effects. The novel formulations combine the therapeutic properties of herbal extracts with the precision of synthetic ingredients to offer enhanced therapeutic effects and a broader variety of applications that might revolutionize the treatment of skin infections. This abstract explores the collaborative potential of merging herbal and synthetic compounds to harness synergies for enhanced therapeutic outcomes.
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