Treatment of Skin and Skin Conditions Using Snails
OwnerJudith D. Millerinventor
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Abstract
The method for a skin treatment using a first snail on a human patient includes placing the first snail on a first surface to allow the first snail to attach itself to the first surface. The method further includes projecting a first predetermined amount of a first agent onto the first snail with to cause the first snail to secrete a liquid on the first surface. The method further includes administering the secreted liquid over a surface of a skin of a portion of a body of the human patient.
Claims19
A method for a skin treatment using a first snail on a human patient, comprising:
- placing the first snail on a first surface to allow the first snail to attach itself to the first surface;
- projecting a first predetermined amount of a first agent onto the first snail to cause the first snail to secrete a liquid on the first surface;
- and
- administering the secreted liquid over a surface of a skin of a portion of a body of the human patient.
The method as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first surface includes a body part of a user performing the skin treatment. The method as claimed in claim 6, wherein the first surface includes a thumb of the user.
A device for performing a skin treatment using a first snail, comprising:
- a control unit operatively connected to a microcontroller;
- a placement device, using the microcontroller, configured to receive a first signal from the control unit and place the first snail on a first surface and allow the first snail to attach itself to the first surface;
- a projecting device, using a microcontroller, configured to receive a second signal from the control unit and project a first predetermined amount of a first agent onto the first snail to cause the first snail to excrete a liquid on the first surface;
- and
- an application device, using the microcontroller, configured to receive a third signal from the control unit and apply the secreted liquid over a surface of a skin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.