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Blue Light Acne Treatment
Tried all types of acne remedies to treat acne and still suffering from pimples, zits and acne vulgaris? Or are you reacting badly to some of the acne treatments such as Accutane and certain antibiotics?
The blue light acne treatment, or photodynamic therapy may be an option to clear acne once and for all.
Approved by the FDA, the blue light acne treatment is non evasive and natural. The major principle behind this treatment is the focus of a low intensity blue light ray, to destroy the bacteria in the pore (Propionibacterium acne or P.acne) that is causing all the skin eruptions.
Safe for all ages, the blue light procedure will last no longer than 30 minutes. During that time, a topical solution called Levulan will be applied to the skin prior to the treatment, then targeted low intensity blue rays are aimed at the infected sebaceous gland (p.acne), killing all the bacteria that is causing the lesion and inflammation.
Treatment is spaced out during two week intervals and depending on the severity and types of acne, treatment could go on for 6-8 weeks or more. However, it is safe enough to use even on a daily basis, so discuss the interval time with your doctor to get the best results.
The good thing is that blue light acne treatment has very little side effects. The side effects that are encountered are mild and usually take the form of redness, some dryness and swelling. Apart from that, it is a short doctor’s visit, and one that could be the solution to curing your acne.
Blue light acne treatment such as ClearLight and BLU-U are fast becoming the treatment of choice for treating acne. The only drawback for this procedure is the cost. Some doctors also recommend a combination of blue and red light therapy for better results.
Consult your doctor for the best options.
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