Phototherapy

Complications of Skin Phototherapy

Phototherapy is an essential option for adults in the treatment of certain skin diseases such as psoriasis, a chronic, non-communicable disease known for its reddish, inflamed lesions with silvery, or sometimes whitish, scales of dead skin. Phototherapy can also treat cases of atopic dermatitis, a chronic, skin problem characterized by skin inflammation and itchiness, as well as vitiligo, the loss of skin cells responsible for skin color, resulting in white patches on the skin. While skin phototherapy is useful, it may cause complications.

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Phototherapy for Acne

Acne phototherapy is touted to be more effective than traditional topical acne solutions such as benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid. Although laser technology is still in the early adaptation stage among consumers, technology...

Phototherapy Side Effects

Phototherapy is a medical procedure in which the skin is exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light in an effort to treat specific skin conditions. If you have psoriasis, eczema or other skin diseases, your doctor may recommend treatmen...

5 Things You Need to Know About Phototherapy for Acne

Just about the time we realize that ultraviolet light is not good for the skin, along comes phototherapy for acne. Phototherapy outfitted with Light Heat Energy (LHE) technology works by exposing the affected skin to ultraviol...