Excerpted from the website of the Lumi-Derm clinic
The excimer laser is a laser, which emits monochromatic light, monopolar and single phase. The word "excimer" comes from the English: excited dimer, and refers to the technical process of generation of this light ( explanation of excimer laser in English ). This is a XeCl laser gas. The emitted light has a frequency of 308 nanometers (nm) which belongs to the band of ultraviolet B (UVB).
In PSORIASIS if rays are mainly anti-inflammatory effect. This will eliminate the cells that maintain the excessive flaking and itching significantly refers Psoriasis. It is especially this latter effect, causing greater relief in patients. The cessation of burning is an indicator that the therapy will be successful.
"The laser is guaranteed?
The success rate of phototherapy treatment in our clinic is 68% (17,000 guaranteed after laser sessions.) The success of phototherapy depends on many individual factors, from the location of the plates to skin type. In Lumiderm not provide recommendations "to blind", just for a personalized consultation can provide treatment and expectations of each patient.
How much therapy?
Fees depend on the number of pulses applied to the laser and typically range between 30 € and 50 € per session. The number of sessions required is not equal for all patients, but much better in less than 10 sessions. In the first query, performing a thorough history, physical examination, detailed and comprehensive account of the therapeutic alternatives follow. In Lumiderm want to solve all your doubts before starting treatment, only an informed patient can decide. The price of the first consultation is 50 .- € not charge a separate fee for medical treatment.
Here is an article in Telemadrid on the clinical and here an article on ABC.
was not aware of this treatment. Everything I've read somewhere on the Internet seems quite positive ... I keep this up its sleeve if homeopathy does not give me the expected results. I wish I had a firsthand view of somebody who has tried it but the forum of psoriasis have been erased the post, so I'll be disappointed.
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