A Multipurpose Smart Nano-Formulation Eye Drop: Triple-Action Synergy For Intraocular Pressure Reduction, Corneal Wound Healing, And Retinal Regeneration Using Herbal-Vitamin Complex
Published 2026 - 44th Congress of the ESCRS
Reference: FP18.03 | Type: Free paper | DOI: 10.82333/r4ge-yz61
Authors: A/Prof. Mehran Masoudnaseri* 1
1Vitreoretinal Surgery,Filatov institute,Odessa,Ukraine
Purpose
To evaluate a multipurpose smart nano-carrier eye drop designed as an all-in-one therapeutic solution. The primary objective is to address complex ocular pathologies through a triple-action mechanism: 1) Reduction of intraocular pressure (IOP) via improved aqueous outflow, 2) Enhanced corneal wound healing using a synchronized vitamin-amino acid complex, and 3) Neuroprotective support for retinal regeneration via bioactive herbal extracts. This multipurpose approach aims to simplify treatment regimens and significantly improve patient compliance by replacing multiple separate medications with a single smart delivery platform.
Setting
Experimental research conducted in a specialized ocular pharmacology and nanotechnology laboratory, utilizing advanced in-vitro corneal barrier models and posterior segment simulation techniques at
Methods
A multipurpose bioactive nano-emulsion was formulated, integrating Vitamins (A, B, C, E), amino acids, and standardized herbal extracts. The carrier uses a pH-sensitive smart polymer for in-situ gelation. The study evaluated: a) IOP modulation through uveoscleral outflow enhancement models, b) Corneal regeneration efficiency using standardized scratch-test assays on epithelial cells, and c) Retinal neuro-regeneration potential by quantifying the trans-scleral delivery of herbal bioactive compounds to the posterior segment. Synergy between the multi-components and the stability of the nano-carrier were also assessed.
Results
The multipurpose formulation achieved a 45% increase in ocular residence time. Results showed a significant IOP reduction (4-6 mmHg) without traditional side effects. Wound healing rates improved by 52%, showing rapid epithelial closure within 24-48 hours. Most notably, the nano-formulation successfully bypassed anterior barriers, delivering neuroprotective agents to the retina, which enhanced cell viability and supported structural regeneration. No chemical interference was found between the vitamins and herbal extracts, confirming the stability of this all-in-one multipurpose system.
Conclusions
This multipurpose smart eye drop represents a paradigm shift in ocular therapy. By successfully combining IOP control, surface healing, and retinal protection into a single delivery system, it eliminates the need for multiple medications. This triple-action synergy not only enhances biological efficacy but also addresses the critical issue of patient compliance in chronic ocular diseases. The study confirms that an all-in-one nano-carrier is a viable and superior alternative for comprehensive management of both anterior and posterior segment disorders.