Abstract: The invention concerns a composition comprising a microemulsion forming system by contact with a hydrophilic phase brought, after ingestion, by the physiological fluid, said microemulsion forming system comprising: at least an active principle; a lipophilic phase; a surfactant (TA); a co-surfactant (CoTA) . The invention is characterized in that said composition further comprises an inert polymeric matrix which cannot be ionised at physiological pH, dispersed in the microemulsion forming system before ingestion, said polymeric matrix being capable, after ingestion, of forming on contacting the physiological fluid, a gelled polymeric matrix enabling to release by diffusion, in continuous and prolonged manner the already microemulsified active principle.

Abstract: A process for the preparation of liposomes is described. The process includes the steps of formation of a lipid film on a ceramic filter, preferably an asymmetric ceramic filter, followed by hydration of the lipid film obtained. The liposomes thus formed are recovered. Multilamellar liposomes prepared by the process are also described.