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: Nanotechnology has recently received a lot of attention, leading to the development of new methods for medical cures. Nanotechnology is involved in solubilization of drug, targeting of anti-cancer drugs as well as diagnostic applications. Polymersome nanoparticles, which are synthetic amphiphilic vesicles composed of various chemical polymers, are currently being investigated for delivering various probes for imaging target tissues/organs, targeting cytotoxic drugs to tumor cells, and gene therapy. Polymersomes have gained prominence as flexible transporters in recent years due to their colloidal stability, tunable film properties, and ability to move a wide range of medications and particles in the body. Different polymersomes has been planned and made in the lab for extra opportunities and applications in drug transport, clinical imaging, hardware and nanoreactors. Polymersomes can be self-assembled from amphiphilic macromolecules and their structural characteristics such as vesicle shape, size, and membrane thickness, their mechanical and transport properties too as their combination conduct can be fluctuated by changing the trial conditions. The polymersome, due to its amphiphilic nature has the capacity to hold water soluble and insoluble substances (like medications and imaging tests). In view of this, polymersomes have enormous potential as nanostructured biomaterials for applications such as symptomatic imaging and in vivo medication delivery.