SkinMedica, Inc. and New York University announced today that they have entered into a global license agreement to develop novel products to address skin hyperpigmentation based on technology invented at NYU.
“Our scientific discovery involves natural products that act by an entirely novel mechanism to modulate skin pigmentation,” said Seth J. Orlow, M.D., Ph.D., Chair of [...]
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