DermaPrecise is an electronic multi-needle dermal injector to be used when consistent precision over depth, dose, and delivery matters. Owned by @RepliCel.
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Hair loss is one of the most common conditions that dermatologists. Learn more:
bit.ly/3x66KQF #HairLossAwarenessMonth
The @RepliCel DermaPrecise Injector Shown to Produce Consistently High Cell Viability for Cell Therapy Injections. The Innovacell testing shows that DermaPrecise may greatly improve post-injection cell viability for injections into dermal or subcu tissue. accesswire.com/viewarticle.a…
As @replicel said, we're excited to share our first dermal injector data showing consistent injection and distribution in donated skin tissue. When injection precision matters, we believe @DermaPrecise will be the only and best solution for intra-dermal + sub-cutaneous injections
Well that didn't go as planned! We've corrected the press release from earlier today as we used the wrong image - one intended for an upcoming release. Here's the corrected release and image. We're very excited to share the first @dermaprecise data!
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Independent Laboratory Test Results Confirm Value of DermaPrecise (TM) Injection Consistency in Clinical Simulation Testing. accesswire.com/709732/Indepe… #dermtwitter #dermatology #dermalinjections #hairloss
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The #eczema pipeline includes a number of biologic agents that target novel cytokines—IL-13 and IL-31. Watch April Armstrong, MD, MPH, discuss the evidence in this video: okt.to/70wXqF
#dermtwitter #dermatology
Another great injectible approved. This one (by @LEOHealthySkin) for the treatment of the very painful atopic dermatitis. We are actively exploring the benefits of controlled, highly reproducible and precise, multi-needle dispersion for such treatment protocols.
Leo Pharma announced the FDA approval of Adbry for the treatment of moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis in adults 18 years or older. Jonathan Silverberg, MD, PhD, MPH, clinical trial investigator gives his comments on this approval.
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@RepliCel's RCS-01 is just one example of many products in development for dermal injection + delivery which we believe will benefit from highly-controlled and precise micro-dose delivery using the DermaPrecise platform.
#dermalinjection #dermtwitter #dermatology #dermatologist
The extracellular matrix under skin loses ~1% of its collagen per year. By age 45, we face ~25% collagen loss causing a loss of skin support structure and elasticity. RCS-01 is in development to stimulate new collagen production using a patient's own cells. #naturalregeneration
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The extracellular matrix under skin loses ~1% of its collagen per year. By age 45, we face ~25% collagen loss causing a loss of skin support structure and elasticity. RCS-01 is in development to stimulate new collagen production using a patient's own cells. #naturalregeneration
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Very interesting article. There are so many variables with the MN and/or PRP techniques for hair loss. I do agree, a further research is needed. Thx for sharing.
A systematic review of microneedling for #hairloss - either standalone or in combination with other treatments like PRP. 22 clinical studies with 1127 subjects were evaluated. Hair parameters improved for a range of hair loss types. #openaccess
doi.org/10.1007/s13555-021-0…
@RepliCel has shipped DermaPrecise (tm) injector prototypes and consumables to an independent laboratory for clinical simulation testing in various types of donated human skin tissue.
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We're the first to acknowledge this has taken long than expected, @Hrzns1. We continue to work to bring a next-gen solution to dermal injections. Our aim is to make a difference in the lives of patients and this who treat them. Thank you for your keeping up on task.
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Prior to his session at Dermatology Week, Dr Hassan Galadari discussed updates in neuromodulators and injectable fillers including considerations on how to go about the procedures. Watch his discussion here: okt.to/eirFut
#dermtwitter #cosmetic #dermatology
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FDA In Brief: FDA Warns Public and Health Care Professionals Not to Use Needle-free Devices for Injection of Dermal Fillers
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