Custom mold and array
Height, base, taper, pitch, density, footprint and handling.
HYTANBIO · Cosmetic-only R&D · Pilot · Scale-Up
Cosmetic Dissolvable Microneedle Patches CDMO
End-to-end development for custom formulation, microneedle mold and array engineering, stability strategy, pilot manufacturing and commercial transfer.
Cosmetic skincare projects only. No prescription actives or pharmaceutical drug-delivery systems.
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FormulationMatrix and active compatibility
Array engineeringGeometry, mold and backing
Verification planStability, methods and packaging
Commercial transferPilot learning and scale controls
R&D capabilities
Build the product and the process together
Each decision is tied to the final cosmetic use, evidence need, manufacturing risk and target market.
Cosmetic formulation
Matrix selection, peptide protection and active compatibility.
Testing strategy
Release, stability, mechanical, dissolution and package questions.
Pilot and scale-up
Representative equipment, process windows and transfer controls.
Technology platform
A coupled dissolvable microneedle system
Formula, array, drying, moisture, backing and packaging are not independent modules.
Matrix formation
Translate rheology, filling, shrinkage and drying into reproducible arrays.
Read the technology overview →Activity-sensitive ingredients
Map process exposure and define product-specific verification.
Screen ingredient candidates →Mechanical performance
Develop geometry and conditioning around the application and method.
Plan a custom array →Development pipeline
Six decision gates from concept to commercial manufacturing
1Concept briefUse, market, active, area
2FeasibilityRisks and evidence gaps
3PrototypeFormula and array screen
4VerificationMethods and stability plan
5PilotRepresentative process
6Scale-upSpecification and transfer
Ingredient screening
From raw-material catalog to patch-feasibility brief
The broad peptide catalog is filtered here for cosmetic relevance. Labels are changed from raw-material purchasing language to formulation-screening actions.
GHK-Cu
Copper-peptide identity, oxidation, pH and package review.
Acetyl Hexapeptide-8
Appearance-focused cosmetic concept with process verification.
Palmitoyl peptides
Dispersion, matrix compatibility and analytical planning.
Support actives
Niacinamide, caffeine, ectoin, panthenol and compatible options.
Development patterns
Case structures that show how decisions are made
Anonymized examples focus on challenge, workstream and deliverables without invented client names or performance claims.
Multi-peptide facial concept
Compatibility screen, array observation and pilot decision gate.
Under-eye copper-peptide array
Contour, process exposure and moisture-barrier planning.
Brightening spot-patch program
Localized geometry, claims boundary and evidence-gap review.
Bring us the technical question, not a perfect brief
Share the intended cosmetic use, target market, desired active, patch area, project stage and timing.