Design a Logo for XL-NMA

XL-NMA is an abbreviation for, "Cross-Linked - Neural Matrix Antinociception". This phrase refers to the process of pain relief after the injection and implantation of a viscous hydrogel, cross-linked hyaluronic acid into the body's extra-cellular matrix tissue surrounding the damaged nerves causing nerve or "neuropathic" pain. The cross-linked hyaluronic acid is made up of a larger matrix structure, that augments functions of the body's smaller tissue matrix, a naturally smaller matrix size, that is impaired by disease and injury and cannot control and limit pain naturally. Note, the body’s smaller matrix is also composed of hyaluronic acid, only in a much smaller form molecule, i.e., not a massive, interlinked (cross-linked) form and the injected material. With the above in mind, I coined the phrase, “XL-NMA - Cross-Linked - Neural Matrix Antinociception” to embody and represent this concept. This is also a registered trademark. So I am looking for an appropriate logo desighnto pair with the trademark. Uploaded Matrix Image significance: The file I uploaded is a picture of a piece of art work that I purchased at Hobby Lobby. But to me, it represents the rudimentary essence of the concept above, i.e, the process occurring at the level of the extra-cellular process - the cross-linked larger matrix (e.g., larger, more robust thicker matrix and lattices in and around the nerve) overlapping and integrating with the naturally smaller, damaged tissue matrix (thinner extra-cellular matrix squares and lattices that surround the damaged nerve producing the pain), making it strong and functional again. This picture is ONLY a starting point, or how I would like the final local to convey the meaning of the concept. I would like a much more professionally thought out representation. Uploaded Needle Image significance - Potential color scheme? This is an image that was used in a write-up of my work. It's appealing as it may represent a potential color scheme to use. The multiple , floating, bright images suggest the hi-tech, molecular nature of the work.