Psoriasis and dermatitis treatment – narrowband UVB phototherapy

Psoriasis and dermatitis are dermatological conditions characterized by cutaneous inflammation, scaling, erythema, and discomfort. These can have a chronic course and may require treatments adapted according to severity and extent.

UVB narrowband phototherapy represents a method used in dermatology for managing these conditions. It utilizes a specific ultraviolet light wavelength, which contributes to reducing inflammation and normalizing the skin regeneration process.

Treatment is performed progressively, in multiple sessions, to obtain an optimal response. The procedure is non-invasive and is performed under medical supervision.

Phototherapy can contribute to:

• reduction of cutaneous inflammation
• decrease in scaling
• improvement of pruritus (itching)
• improvement of skin appearance

Treatment is adapted according to the type of condition, affected area, and individual patient response.

During the medical consultation, the physician evaluates the severity of the condition and establishes a personalized treatment plan.

To obtain optimal results, generally 8–12 sessions are necessary, depending on clinical evolution.

The displayed price is per session and includes VAT.

Indicative price. Final cost may vary depending on the treated area and recommended protocol.