Vital Aesthetics & Dermatology NJ

HOMEPAGE / COSMETIC DERMATOLOGY TREATMENTS /EXCIMER LASER

EXCIMER LASER

The Excimer laser utilizes targeted narrowband UVB (ultraviolet B) for localized eczema, psoriasis, and vitiligo.
DOWNTIME: VERY MINIMAL
10%
PAIN LEVEL: MINIMAL
30%
RESULTS DURATION: CAN BE LONG-LASTING
60%

TREATS:

Psoriasis, vitiligo, eczema, hypopigmentation, and more

FOLLOW UP:

Multiple sessions usually required to achieve an optimal outcome

PROCEDURE TYPE:

Laser

SIDE EFFECTS:

Slight redness, swelling, or blistering following treatment

HOW PERFORMED:

Handpiece delivers laser energy to the affected area

EXPECTED OUTCOME:

Improvement in symptoms, more consistent skin texture and tone

LOCATION:

Anywhere on the skin where condition is present

PREPARATION:

Topical anesthetic applied prior to treatment

ONSET:

Results evident once treatment plan is completed

The excimer 308 nm wavelength light source is a targeted narrowband UVB (ultraviolet B) treatment option for localized eczema, psoriasis, and vitiligo. By targeting specific areas with an adjustable handpiece, light can be delivered to affected areas without exposing the whole body unnecessarily. This allows for the use of higher energy levels and access to hard-to-reach areas, such as the scalp.

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At Vital Dermatology NJ, we offer comprehensive medical care and the most advanced cosmetic dermatology treatments available. To learn more about the Excel V laser and our other dermatology treatment options, schedule online or contact our offices in to schedule a consultation.

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PHOTOTHERAPY

Present in natural sunlight, narrowband ultraviolet B (nbUVB) is a small range of ultraviolet light that can treat various skin conditions, including stubborn conditions like psoriasis and dermatitis.

PATCH TESTING

Patch testing is used for patients with dermatitis to find out whether substances coming into contact with the skin are causing or aggravating their condition. Potential causes of contact dermatitis include fragrances, preservatives, dyes, metals, plants and other chemicals.

CONTACT DERMATITIS

Contact dermatitis is a type of eczema that occurs when something that touches skin causes a rash. It can happen immediately or appear up to several weeks later.