Advanced Phototherapy Treatment in Bangalore for Skin Disorders
Phototherapy, also known as light therapy, is a non-invasive medical procedure that uses specific wavelengths of ultraviolet (UV) light to treat skin conditions. At Derma Solutions in Marathahalli and Whitefield, Bangalore, dermatologist-supervised phototherapy is used to manage chronic skin disorders such as vitiligo, psoriasis and atopic dermatitis.
By targeting affected areas with controlled UV light, phototherapy helps reduce inflammation, improve pigmentation and support healthier skin. Options include full-body or area phototherapy for widespread conditions, and targeted phototherapy with an excimer laser for smaller, localized patches. Your dermatologist chooses the approach based on your condition and skin type.
Targeted light for chronic skin conditions
Used under medical supervision, phototherapy is a safe, non-invasive option. Controlled doses of UV light calm overactive inflammation in psoriasis and eczema and stimulate pigment cells in vitiligo, gradually improving the appearance of affected skin.
Vitiligo
Stimulates pigment cells to restore colour.
Psoriasis
Reduces inflammation and scaly plaques.
Atopic Dermatitis
Calms itchy, inflamed eczema-prone skin.
Your dermatologist first assesses your condition and skin type to set a safe starting dose. During each short session, the affected skin is exposed to controlled UV light while your eyes are protected. The dose is adjusted gradually as your skin responds, and sessions are usually repeated over several weeks.
Specialists in light-based skin therapy
Phototherapy at Derma Solutions is supervised by specialists trained in light-based therapies, using advanced phototherapy devices. Each treatment is tailored to your needs, from consultation to post-treatment care. It can also be combined with topical or oral treatments your dermatologist prescribes for better long-term control.
Targeted Excimer Therapy
Focused light treats small, localized patches while limiting exposure to healthy skin.
Controlled Dosing
UV doses are set and adjusted carefully according to your skin type and response.
Combination Care
Can be combined with prescribed topical or oral treatments for better control.
Got questions? We've got answers!
Under dermatologist supervision with carefully controlled doses, phototherapy is considered safe. Mild redness, like a light sunburn, can occur.
Most conditions need a series of sessions over several weeks. Your dermatologist will set a schedule based on how your skin responds.
No. Sessions are short and painless, though treated skin may feel warm or look slightly pink afterwards.
It is commonly used for vitiligo, psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. Your dermatologist will confirm whether it suits your condition.