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Treatment for Psoriasis
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New treatment for effective relief If you suffer from psoriasis, you should know about the new XTRAC® excimer laser system. The first FDA approved laser treatment for this inflammatory skin condition. XTRAC® is the most exciting breakthrough in years. It’s a psoriasis treatment that really works—and works fast. Psoriasis sufferers who hove experienced the miracle of XTRAC® can’t stop roving about the results. After just a few short treatments, they’re experiencing relief—many for the first time in years. See for yourself the difference and why doctors and patients alike say that, when it comes to psoriasis |
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![]() Untreated Psoriasis on elbow
After 6 treatments 3 weeks |
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3 weeks after 6th and final treatment |
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Questions and answers
about Psoriasis Q: What types of treatments are currently available for psoriasis? A: Until now, finding an effective treatment—or combination of treatments—has frustrated patients and physicians alike. You have probably tried topical medications, such as coal tar, steroids, vitamin D analogs, etc. You may have even experienced brief remissions, with lengthy sessions of phototherapy or medications. Today, psoriasis sufferers have new hope in the XTRAC® excimer laser treatment system. Q: How is the XTRAC® excimer laser system different? A: The XTRAC® excimer laser system is light-years ahead of other psoriasis treatments. Using a carefully focused beam of laser light delivered through a sophisticated liquid light guide, the XTRAC® system can treat unsightly psoriatic skin plaques quickly and effectively. Because it concentrates light on active lesions, XTRAC® delivers high-exposure doses necessary for rapid clearing without risk of damage to healthy skin. Q: Who is a candidate for treatment? A: Individuals with mild to moderate psoriasis can often obtain relief in just four to ten brief treatment sessions. You may see some results after just one treatment. Q: How long do treatment sessions last?
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Most treatment sessions last only a few minutes—1n fact, less than
five minutes—compared to rigorous daily skin care regimens or weeks
of Q: How long will I stay free of outbreaks?
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Each case is unique. But many psoriasis sufferers who have
experienced XTRAC® treatment have found that relief usually lasts
for several months and can last up to six months or more. Often
remissions last as long as with conventional phototherapy, but you
will probably need fewer treatments Q: What happens during an XTRAC® treatment? A: First, your physician will determine your optimum dosage level.Then the XTRAC® hand-piece is moved over the affected area, applying laser light at your determined dose. Depending on the area to be treated this only takes a few minutes. Q: Does it make any difference where my lesions are? A: Due to its “site-specific” liquid light guide delivery system, the XTRAC® system can be used successfully on hard-to-treat areas of the body such as elbows and knees. Q: Is XTRAC® treatment safe? A: XTRAC® has fewer of the drawbacks often associated with other psoriasis treatments, such as premature aging of healthy skin, skin thinning or resistance to medication. |
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