Surface application, restricted to a surface area.
Application of herbal remedy to body surface.
On the surface of the body.
Application of herbal remedy to body surface.
Designed to have an effect on a limited area of the body. Topical drugs, for example, include creams and lotions applied to the skin, eyes, ears, hair, or mucous membranes.
Local application of cream ointment, tincture, or other medicine.
Pertaining to the surface of the body.
Cannabis-infused oil, lotion, or balm that is absorbed through the skin for localized relief of pain and inflammation.
Pertaining to the surface of the skin.
Referring to a specific area of the external surface of the body.
To the surface of a part, as a drug applied to the skin surface.
Used for the route of administration of a drug that is applied directly to the part being treated (e.g. to the skin or eye).
Pertaining to drugs or other treatment applied locally to the area being treated e.g. the skin, eye, etc.
This term refers to a medication that is administered on the body’s surface, without being ingested or injected.