Innovative Clinical Research and Instrumental Development
Our focus is on the development and proper use of biomedical research instruments that allow changes in skin structure and function to be monitored non-invasively. With industry leading instrumental expertise we excel at performing both simple and complex clinical studies to provide high quality, accurate, objective data to fit your needs. We are the American distributor for the full line of biomedical research instruments manufactured by Cortex Technology and Courage + Khazaka. With our in-house technical center we are also able to custom design and manufacture specialty systems to suit any unmet needs.
Although cyberDERM, inc. was formally incorporated in 1997, our group has over 40 years experience working in close concert with numerous cosmetic and pharmaceutical firms and government regulatory agencies to develop methods for assessing the safety and efficacy of a wide variety of skin products. Indeed, many of the instrumental testing procedures that are currently being employed to evaluate the safety and efficacy of cosmetics and topically applied drugs were first developed while Dr. Grove worked in concert with Dr. Albert Kligman at Duhring Labs and IVY Laboratories from the mid 1970′s to the mid 1980′s. Dr. Grove was a co-founder and Vice President of R&D for K.G.L.'s Skin Study Center for over 20 years.
Although cyberDERM, inc. was formally incorporated in 1997, our group has over 40 years experience working in close concert with numerous cosmetic and pharmaceutical firms and government regulatory agencies to develop methods for assessing the safety and efficacy of a wide variety of skin products. Indeed, many of the instrumental testing procedures that are currently being employed to evaluate the safety and efficacy of cosmetics and topically applied drugs were first developed while Dr. Grove worked in concert with Dr. Albert Kligman at Duhring Labs and IVY Laboratories from the mid 1970′s to the mid 1980′s. Dr. Grove was a co-founder and Vice President of R&D for K.G.L.'s Skin Study Center for over 20 years.
