A SINGLE CENTER OPEN-LABEL PILOT STUDY TO EVALUATE THE TOLERABILITY AND SAFETY OF A SYNTHETIC SOFT TISSUE IMPLANT MATERIAL IN THE SKIN OF NORMAL VOLUNTEERS
A single centre open-label pilot study to evaluate the tolerability and safety of the Family C synthetic thermoplastic block copolymer implant as a clinically acceptable dermal filler material in healthy volunteers.
COSMETREND PTY LTD
8 participants
Jun 1, 2007
Interventional
Conditions
Summary
The primary purpose of this pilot study is to assess the clinical tolerability and safety of a new synthetic soft tissue implant material in the skin of healthy volunteers.
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Interventions
Each participant will receive two (diameter - 4.4 mm, thickness ~1 to 2 mm) Test Article implants, placed at the mid-to-deep dermal layer and/or superficial fat junction of their skin. The implant sites will be selected by the investigator within the anatomic region of the torso (superior pelvic rim to the apex of the shoulders) of each participant. The skin implant material will be placed by making a small single incision, up to 1.5 cm in length to the level of the mid-to-deep dermis or superficial fat junction, as appropriate. The implant will then be placed into the incision pocket and sutured closed. The implants will remain in place for 90 days with follow up visits at days 7, 14, 30, 60 for evaluation and grading of site per protocol. At day 90 the implants will be excised. All specimens will be submitted for histologic examination. A final visit will occur 30 days post excision for evaluation of the test sites.
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ACTRN12607000223437