BAHMAN GUYURON, MD
Medical Practice at Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH

2008014, Jun 26, 2008

Dec 11, 2007

12/001268

Bahman Guyuron - Lyndhurst OH, US
Jamie Horvath - Lakewood OH, US

A61F 9/00, A61F 9/02

2 15

An eye-covering assembly () comprises a film layer () and a rim layer () having an inner surface () which adheres to the skin of the user's face. The inner and outer surfaces of the film/rim layers (20/30) are planar and parallel when the eye-covering assembly is in a pre-use relaxed state. The inner and outer surfaces of the film/rim layers (20/30) are curved and the rim layer () is compressed in certain regions, when the eye-covering assembly is in an in-use conforming state whereat it conforms to the contour of an eye-surrounding portion of a user's face.

2004013, Jul 15, 2004

Nov 3, 2003

10/700732

Bahman Guyuron - Lyndhurst OH, US

A61K038/16, A61N001/00

514/002000, 514/012000, 607/001000

A method of treating pain caused by a nerve being compressed by a muscle by inactivating the muscle causing the nerve compression is provided. A treatment for eliminating pain associated with nerve compression, the treatment including a muscle inactivator for inactivating the muscle and relieving the nerve compression is also provided. An algorithm for determining the location of pain causing nerve compression is provided.

2002001, Jan 24, 2002

Jun 4, 1999

09/325981

BAHMAN GUYURON - LYNDHURST OH, US
MICHAEL DOLIVECK - SANTA MONICA CA, US

C08G077/00

528/010000

In one embodiment, the present invention relates to a method of treating a wound, involving applying to the wound a room temperature vulcanizing silicone composition comprising a crosslinkable polymer, a crosslinking agent, and a catalyst; permitting the room temperature vulcanizing silicon composition to cure thereby forming a membrane having a thickness from about 0.1 mm to about 5 mm; and removing the membrane from the wound after at least about 1 day.

2008022, Sep 18, 2008

Mar 17, 2008

12/049574

Bahman Guyuron - Lyndhurst OH, US
Jamie Horvath - Lakewood OH, US
Paul Tamulewicz - Cleveland OH, US

A61F 7/08

607108

A thermal therapy device () comprises a tissue-interacting device () which is designed to target one or more significant areas of the therapy-receiving person's body by concentrating the passage of the therapy-providing fluid in these areas. The thermal therapy device () can comprise a head pad, eye pads, a knee pad, an ankle/foot pad, an elbow pad, or a neck/shoulder pad.

8616198, Dec 31, 2013

Oct 4, 2011

13/252354

Bahman Guyuron - Lyndhurst OH, US
Daniel Puthoff - Westlake OH, US
Jamie Horvath - Lakewood OH, US
Paul Tamulewicz - Cleveland OH, US

Innovative Medical Equipment, LLC - Lyndhurst OH

A61M 15/00, A61M 16/00, A62B 7/00, A62B 9/00, A62B 18/00

12820024, 128848

A nasal dilator that includes an upper resilient member for dilating the nasal valve and a lower resilient member for dilating the nostrils. The upper resilient member and lower resilient member may be attached to one another by a flexible substrate having a middle portion that is narrower in length than the upper or lower resilient members. The nasal dilator also may have adhesive tabs extending downwardly from the lower portion of the substrate on either side of the nose and towards the nostril entry, for temporary attachment to the side of the nasal vestibule to reduce nostril collapse. The nasal dilator also may include bendable or configurable hooks extending downwardly from the lower portion of the substrate and towards the nostril entrance for insertion into the nostril to reduce nostril collapse.