XTRAC Excimer Laser
With the XTRAC Excimer Laser, treatment is
fast, effective and targeted right to the spot of
the problem without unnecessarily treating the
surrounding healthy skin. Some of the benefits
include:
- The XTRAC Laser delivers a carefully focused
beam of light only on the psoriasis affected area
without exposing healthy skin to UVB rays, unlike
conventional phototherapy which exposes the
whole body to ultraviolet light.
- The XTRAC Laser can be used successfully
on hard to treat areas such as elbows, knees,
and scalp, as well as other areas requiring
treatment.
- The XTRAC Laser has none of the drawbacks often
associated with other psoriasis treatments—such
as premature aging of healthy skin, skin thinning
or resistance to medication.
- XTRAC Laser treatments are convenient—
no messy creams!
- XTRAC Laser treatments enable patients to enjoy
fast, safe, convenient, effective relief from the
unsightly and troublesome symptoms of psoriasis.
- XTRAC Laser treatments deliver results in just a
few, quick, easy sessions.
The XTRAC Laser works by using a carefully focused beam of laser light delivered Using a carefully focused beam of laser light delivered
through an advanced technology light guide device, the
XTRAC Excimer Laser system can treat psoriasis lesions
quickly and effectively. The XTRAC Laser concentrates
the light only on the psoriasis lesion, allowing the
physician to deliver high doses necessary for rapid
clearing right to the exact lesion spot—minimizing
exposure of healthy skin to random ultraviolet rays.
Treatments are fast, easy and performed in a physician’s Treatments are fast, easy and performed in a physician’s
office. On the first visit, the physician will determine
your optimal starting dose. Then the physician or a
trained health care professional will point the XTRAC
hand piece over the affected area(s) and expose the
lesions to the laser light. Depending on the size of
the affected area, this takes only a few minutes and
requires no anesthesia.
Before & Afters
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