UVB Phototherapy
Why choose the UVB phototherapy treatment for addressing common skin conditions
At DSA Dermatology of Plano, Texas, we help patients achieve beautiful, healthy skin with some of the most advanced laser and light treatments and therapies available on the market today. We have several light-based treatments used in our office, including our UVB phototherapy treatment for skin rejuvenation and improvement. This state-of-the-art light treatment addresses a wide range of special skin conditions by using laser light energy to penetrate deep below the skin.

What can the UVB phototherapy device treat?
The below conditions can be improved with the use of the UVB phototherapy device:
- Atopic dermatitis (eczema or dry skin)
- Itching or chronic pruritus
- Allergic contact dermatitis
- Vitiligo (white patches on skin)
- Psoriasis
- Purpura (chronic red or purple spots that don’t blanch when pressed upon on your skin)
- Mycosis Fungoides (lymphoma of the skin)
- Morphea (white or pink skin patches anywhere on the body that can become thickened texture)
- CT-C Lymphoma
- Granuloma Annulare (ring-like areas of small pink or purple bumps that appear on the back of the hands, feet, elbows, or ankles)
- Grover’s Disease (a rare disorder with small, firm, red raised bumps on the chest or back)
- Other problematic dermatitis that is resistant to regular treatments
What can I expect from my phototherapy treatment session, and how many do I need?
This laser is, as it says, a “big box” giant stand-up booth that is self-operated and delivers one overall required dose. This treatment suits patients that are large in size or are looking to treat widespread areas all at the same time. Often mineral oil or Vaseline is used first to enhance the treatment. Patients can do this treatment two to three times a week but must have a day in-between treatments. Patients can see progress after eight to 12 treatments or four to six weeks. For chronic long-term conditions, the patient can be treated for months, or years, to maintain control of the skin symptoms.
How much do these treatments cost?
Ultraviolet light treatments are often covered by most insurance plans. If you do not have insurance or your plan does not offer coverage, we provide flexible payment plans and specialized financing options to make this treatment attainable.
Request time to speak with our team today!
If you are considering the benefits of UVB light therapy for the treatment of vitiligo, psoriasis, eczema, and other common skin disorders, connect with Drs. D. Achtman and J. Achtman of Plano, TX, to discuss your needs. Our team at DSA Dermatology can be reached by calling (972) 362-9567 and visiting our dermatology office conveniently located at 5072 West Plano Parkway, Suite #150.