Laser Psoriasis & Eczema Body Treatment
R2500,00
Psoriasis and eczema require distinct diagnoses and individual treatment plans. Certain targeted light treatments may be considered, but a single unspecified laser is not proven for both conditions.
Psoriasis and eczema: specialist assessment of light treatments
Psoriasis and eczema are different inflammatory diseases. Selected localised psoriasis plaques may benefit from appropriate targeted phototherapy; certain eczema presentations may be considered for specialist-supervised phototherapy. These indications and technologies are not interchangeable with general cosmetic lasers, and the exact equipment available at the clinic must be confirmed. A clinician should assess active infections, relevant medications, skin phototype and risks before treatment. Neither psoriasis nor eczema is guaranteed to be cured by light therapy.
Potential benefits and limitations
Where an appropriate treatment is clinically indicated, a personalised device and treatment schedule may help selected concerns. Results vary. The service must not be regarded as a guaranteed cure or a substitute for medical diagnosis and evidence-based skin care.
Dermatologist insights
Assessment is essential before any procedure affecting inflammatory skin disorders. Skin of colour may be more susceptible to post-inflammatory pigmentation changes after irritation. Device selection, preparation and careful follow-up are fundamental to safety.
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Booking information
Consult MD DermOutlet to confirm the exact device, treated area, eligibility, individual pricing and appointment availability. Online purchase does not automatically confirm a treatment time.
Preparation
Disclose current medication, recent sun exposure, existing skin inflammation or infection, pigmentation tendencies and previous laser reactions. Do not discontinue prescriptions without advice.
Aftercare
Follow the treating clinician's instructions on gentle skincare, sun protection and warning signs such as burns, blistering, worsening pain or infection.
Can one laser treat psoriasis and eczema?
Not necessarily. Light-treatment devices have different clinical indications.
Does light therapy cure either condition?
No. Relapses can occur and ongoing management may be needed.
Should prescribed medication be stopped?
No. Discuss your existing treatment plan with your clinician before any changes.
How many sessions are needed?
This depends on the diagnosis, device, treatment site and response. The clinic will advise after assessment.
Is an assessment required first?
Yes. Clinical assessment is needed to determine suitability and the safest approach.
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