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What is it?

Ultraviolet light therapy, also known as phototherapy, is a well-established treatment used to address a spectrum of skin conditions, including psoriasis, eczema, vitiligo and certain forms of dermatitis. This therapeutic approach employs intense light sources to target affected areas of the skin, aiming to alleviate symptoms and promote healing.

Several light therapy treatments are available, each tailored to address specific dermatological concerns. Broadband UVB therapy utilizes a broad spectrum of UV light, type B, to penetrate the skin and mitigate inflammation and discomfort associated with conditions like psoriasis and eczema. Narrowband UVB therapy offers a more focused approach, utilizing a narrower range of UVB wavelengths to target specific areas of the skin, including those in skin folds or creases.

What to expect

Upon arrival for treatment at our Beavercreek, Ohio location, you'll be asked to uncover the area(s) of skin requiring treatment, with non-treatment areas remaining appropriately covered. Depending on the intensity of light therapy, sunscreen may be applied to shield exposed areas like the neck, lips and hands, while protective goggles safeguard your eyes from UV light. 

The session duration depends on your skin type and the selected light strength tailored to your specific condition. Treatment frequency continues until your skin condition is effectively eliminated.