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See Latest ArticlesCombination 830-nm and 633-nm Light-Emitting Diode Phototherapy Shows Promise in the Treatment of Recalcitrant Psoriasis
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Ablon G et al. – The antiinflammatory effects of LED energy at 830nm and 633nm have been well documented, as has their use in wound healing. LED phototherapy is easy to apply, pain free and side–effect free, and is well tolerated by patients of all skin types. The promising results of this preliminary study warrant a proper controlled double–blind study with a larger patient population.
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