Frequently Asked Questions

• Is UVB Phototherapy Safe?
  UVB Phototherapy is considered a safe and painless treatment for skin conditions.
• Is UVB Phototherapy FDA Approved?
  Yes. UVB Phototherapy is FDA-approved for treating various skin conditions, including Dermatitis, Psoriasis, Vitiligo, and Eczema.
• How Much Will This Save Me Compared To Receiving Treatment At Dermatologist?
  In addition to being 5X more cost-effective than in-office treatment, your UVTREAT device will save you considerable time. On average, a typical visit to the dermatologist can take between 30-45 minutes, which doesn’t include extended wait times or the time it takes to commute to the clinic. On average, a patient seeking to treat a condition like Dermatitis must visit their local dermatologist for treatment between 2-3 per week for several weeks. The UVTREAT device, on the other hand, can be used at your convenience from home or even your office, saving you many hours of commuting and hundreds of dollars.
• What Type Of Skin Conditions Can It Help With?
  UVB Phototherapy has shown clinical evidence supporting its ability to treat the following skin conditions: Psoriasis, Eczema, Vitiligo, Other conditions
• How Many UVB Phototherapy Sessions Are Needed To See Results?
  The number of sessions you need depends on factors like your skin condition and how you respond to treatment. On average, most patients see results after about five weeks of regular use. The good news is that once you have your device, you won't need to go to the dermatologist for each session.
• Is UVB Phototherapy Safe To Use With Other Skin Condition Treatments?
  UVB Phototherapy can be used in conjunction with other skin condition treatments. We recommend you speak with your healthcare provider to determine if your condition allows you to combine UVB Phototherapy with additional treatments.
• How Long Do The UVB Bulbs Last?
  UVTREAT uses high-rated medical Phillips bulbs, which typically last around 1,000 hours of use.
• Does Insurance cover UVTHREAT Phototherapy Devices?
  As for insurance coverage, UVTREAT devices are not currently covered. However, the cost of the device itself is very inexpensive compared to ongoing dermatology fees
• What Is The Success Rate of UVB Phototherapy for Dermatitis, Psoriasis, Vitiligo, and Eczema?
  Studies have shown that UVB Phototherapy has an average success rate of up to 90% in treating these skin conditions.
• How Long Does Each Treatment Session Last?
  On average, each treatment takes just a few minutes. In addition, there is no pain or downtime associated with treatment.
• Do I Need To Visit My Doctor To Get A Prescription To Purchase UVTHREAT Devices?
  We made it easier than that. To get your device, just schedule a virtual visit with one of our experts by CLICK HERE.. In this brief Telehealth consultation, you'll talk about your symptoms, device options, and more. After that, you can purchase your device directly from our website.
• Are there any adverse side effects associated with UVB Phototherapy?
  Although UVB Phototherapy is widely considered a safe treatment, some patients may experience side effects such as sunburn-like reaction, dry skin, eye irritation, unwanted tanning, increased photosensitivity, and worsening skin condition. We recommend contacting your healthcare provider immediately if you experience these adverse reactions.
• Is UVB phototherapy effective for all skin types?
  UVB Phototherapy is generally adequate for all skin types except those with extremely dark skin. Individuals with dark skin may have a reduced response to UVB Phototherapy due to higher levels of melanin, which may absorb UVB light.
• How Can I Purchase A UVTHREAT Phototherapy Device?
  Purchasing your at-home device is extremely simple. Simply click the button below to schedule a virtual consultation with a medical provider.