Why Choose UVB Light Therapy For Rosacea Treatment?
Rosacea is a chronic, long-term skin disease that commonly goes through cycles of fading and relapsing, effecting millions worldwide and hundreds of thousands across the UK. Relapses may be triggered by spicy foods, alcoholic beverages, sunlight, stress, and the intestinal bacteria Helicobacter pylori.
The four subtypes of rosacea encompass a wide variety of symptoms. Common symptoms include facial flushing, raised red bumps, facial redness, skin dryness, and skin sensitivity. On darker skin tones, brown or yellowish-brown bumps may appear, and the rash can have a dusky coloration. Living with Rosacea can be challenging, impacting your self-esteem and confidence.
UVB Light Therapy has emerged as a promising solution for managing Rosacea symptoms. This non-invasive treatment utilises targeted ultraviolet B (UVB) light to alleviate redness, inflammation, and other manifestations of Rosacea. UVB light has been shown to reduce the abnormal blood vessels and modulate the overactive immune response associated with the condition.
Unlike some other treatments, UVB Light Therapy typically requires minimal downtime, allowing you to resume your daily activities immediately after the session. To start with, treatment sessions last anywhere between 30 seconds and a minute, gradually building this as time goes on. With regular sessions, UVB Light Therapy can provide long-term relief and significantly reduce the frequency and severity of Rosacea flare-ups.
At Skin Matters Bristol, we are dedicated to helping individuals with Rosacea reclaim their lives and feel confident in their skin again. We understand that every individual’s Rosacea is unique. That’s why we tailor our UVB Light Therapy treatment plans to address your specific needs and goals, ensuring optimal results. Made by Phillips, these machines are effective for clearing up both mild and severe cases of Rosacea, with those suffering from a chronic disease paying no VAT on our products (20% off).
Phototherapy For Rosacea
UVB light therapy at home is not only the most comfortable form of curing your skin, but with this UVB narrowband lamp technology, you can expect to see your skin clear up in a matter of weeks, 6-8 weeks is the average time. Phototherapy using UVB light is rarely used in the UK because of limited availability and the number of hospital visits required (the backlog with the NHS can leave you waiting a long time). By purchasing the lamps and machines yourself, this takes away the struggle of balancing appointments with doctors or experimenting with other methods such as using sunbeds (which are proven to be ineffective at treating skin conditions).
All our UVB light therapy units are manufactured in England and fitted with genuine, Philips brand narrowband lamps. Only Philips UVB lamps are used in hospitals worldwide, so you can be rest assured that you are receiving only the best and professionally proven UVB technology (always check that the unit contains Philips Lamps). The wavelength used by these machines is 311nm, which is commonly known as the therapeutic wavelength for skin condition, and therefore is highly recommended and used by doctors and dermatologists worldwide.
We strive to empower our customers with knowledge about UVB light therapy and Rosacea treatment. Our website offers valuable educational resources, including articles, guides, and tips to help you make informed decisions about your skincare routine. We want you to feel confident and well-informed as you embark on your journey towards clearer skin.
Don’t let acne hold you back any longer. Embrace the power of UVB light therapy and unlock the beauty within by visiting our online shop here. Browse our selection of high-quality UVB machines, and take the first step towards achieving the clear, radiant skin you’ve always desired.
No VAT To Pay
Here at Skin Matters Bristol, we do not charge VAT for those who suffer with chronic conditions. A chronic condition is a human health condition or disease that is persistent or otherwise long-lasting in its effects or a disease that comes with time. The term chronic is often applied when the course of the disease lasts for more than three months.
No vat to pay for anyone with a chronic condition