Narrow Band UVB Phototherapy Device For Leukoderma and Vitiligo

Introducing Our State-of-the-art Narrow Band UVB Phototherapy Device

The advanced Narrow Band UVB Phototherapy Device, an essential tool for effective management of various skin conditions including psoriasis, vitiligo, eczema, chronic eczema, neurodermatitis, and atopic dermatitis. This device is renowned for its efficacy and safety, making it a preferred first-line treatment for these conditions. It is designed with a large exposure area of 16.2 square inches, significantly larger than many other models, which facilitates more efficient and comprehensive treatment.

Our phototherapy device utilizes high-quality Philips UV lamps, specifically two medical-grade Philips bulbs with a wavelength of 311 nm (model PL-9 9W/01/2P), ensuring optimal performance and durability. The inclusion of a timer and countdown function, along with an intuitive LCD display, guarantees precise irradiation time and enhances user safety. The device’s unique design allows for both clinical and home use, offering flexibility and convenience with features such as a rotatable treatment head and a stand that provides hands-free operation. This combination of features makes it an ideal choice for both healthcare professionals and patients seeking reliable and effective phototherapy treatment.

Specification

Product	UV Light Therapy Device
Product Weight	2.5kg
Volume	325mm × 235mm x 345mm
Power supply	AC220V 50Hz
Input power	60VA
Ambient temperature range	40℃ ~ 55℃
Relative humidity range	≤90%
Atmospheric pressure range	500hpa ~ 1060hpa
Certification	FDA, ISO
Warranty	1 Year
Light source	UVB
Laser wavelength	311nm NBUVB 365nm UVA
Size	341mm x 297mm x 221mm
Display	Backlight LCD screen
Application	Leukoderma,Vitiligo, Psoriasis, Eczema

Experience Elegance in Relief: Your Narrow Band UVB Phototherapy Device Solution

Addressing Multi Treatment Concerns

Product Features

Clinically Proven Results

The UV device is supported by clinical evidence demonstrating its effectiveness in treatment. Its performance has been validated through rigorous clinical studies, affirming its reliability and therapeutic benefits for various skin conditions.

Application

Treatment Effect and Usage Instructions for Narrow Band UVB Phototherapy Device :

Treatment Effect:

The Narrow Band UVB Phototherapy Device is designed to deliver precise and effective phototherapy for skin conditions. The treatment process involves a few straightforward steps to ensure optimal results and patient safety.

Use Method:

1. Connect the Device: Ensure the device is properly connected and powered on.
2. Wear UV Goggles: Protect your eyes by wearing the provided UV goggles.
3. Set Up Treatment Time: Configure the treatment duration based on the skin response.
4. Automatic Treatment Completion: The device will automatically conclude the treatment once the set time has elapsed.

Answer to Common Questions:

1. How to Set the Treatment Time:
   • Initial Setup: Begin with a treatment time of 40 seconds. After 6 to 8 hours, assess the skin’s response.
   • Adjusting Time Based on Skin Reaction:
     • Slight Redness: If the skin shows minimal redness, maintain the 40-second treatment time.
     • No Color Change: Increase the duration by 10 seconds for each subsequent treatment session, up to 50 seconds, until a slight redness is observed.
     • Intense Redness: If the skin becomes very red, reduce the time by 10 seconds to 30 seconds. Adjust the treatment time accordingly to the skin’s response.
2. Treatment Schedule:
   • Frequency: Administer the treatment 3 to 5 times per week, with sessions spaced every two days.
   • Treatment Duration: Continue for 2 to 3 months as one treatment phase. After completing this phase, take a 2-week break before starting the next phase.
3. Protection of Normal Skin:
   • Coverage Options: Normal skin can be covered with clothing during irradiation. However, it is also safe to leave normal skin exposed, though it may experience slight redness or darkening, which will resolve over time.
4. Differences Between Home and Professional Use:
   • Treatment Area: The primary distinction between home and professional use lies in the treatment area coverage. Professional devices typically offer a larger treatment area compared to home-use models.

Precautions and Cautions for Using Narrow Band UVB Phototherapy Devices

**1. Consultation with Healthcare Provider:

• Medical Advice: Always seek advice from a healthcare professional before starting UVB phototherapy. They will provide personalized recommendations based on your specific condition and medical history.

**2. Proper Use of Protective Gear:

• UV Goggles: Wear UV-protective goggles during treatment to safeguard your eyes from UV exposure.
• Protective Clothing: If treating small areas, protect surrounding healthy skin with clothing or other barriers to minimize unintended UV exposure.

**3. Adherence to Treatment Guidelines:

• Follow Instructions: Adhere strictly to the recommended treatment times and schedules provided by the device manufacturer and your healthcare provider.
• Adjustments Based on Skin Reaction: Monitor your skin’s response carefully. Adjust the treatment duration if you notice excessive redness or irritation, and follow guidelines for time adjustments.

**4. Avoiding Overexposure:

• Skin Sensitivity: Do not exceed the recommended treatment duration to prevent overexposure, which can lead to skin damage, increased redness, or burning.
• Frequency: Do not use the device more frequently than advised. Overuse can exacerbate skin issues or cause adverse effects.

**5. Safe Handling and Operation:

• Device Maintenance: Ensure the device is in good working condition before each use. Check for any damage to the UV lamps or electrical components.
• Avoid Direct Eye Exposure: Never look directly at the UV light source without proper protection, even if wearing goggles.

**6. Managing Side Effects:

• Monitor Skin Changes: Regularly check for any unusual skin reactions or side effects such as blistering, severe redness, or itching. If any of these occur, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.
• Skin Care: Use recommended moisturizers or treatments to soothe the skin if needed, but avoid applying products that could interfere with UV absorption or cause irritation.

**7. Children and Pregnant Women:

• Special Considerations: While Narrow Band UVB phototherapy is generally considered safe for children and pregnant women, always consult with a healthcare provider to ensure it is appropriate for your specific situation.

**8. Storage and Handling:

• Proper Storage: Store the device in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent damage to the UV lamps and ensure optimal performance.
• Avoid Moisture: Keep the device away from moisture and water to prevent electrical hazards and maintain device integrity.

**9. Device Calibration:

• Regular Checks: Ensure that the device is calibrated correctly and has been inspected for accuracy to ensure proper UV exposure levels.

By following these precautions and cautions, users can maximize the benefits of Narrow Band UVB Phototherapy while minimizing potential risks and side effects.

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