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Thanks for your question. Every patient undergoing the light treatment, and every nurse or technician who performs the treatment will be different, so it is not possible to answer your question exactly. But in general, most of our patients experience about the same reaction every time, although it depends on how bad your sun damage and actinic keratoses are. Discuss the possible reaction and recovery with your dermatologist before your treatment so you can understand what their post-treatment instructions are and what to expect. Best of luck!
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, a definitive answer cannot be given to your question because the skin response to PDT will vary every time. I highly recommend you consult with a board certified dermatologist regarding your questions and concerns. Take care and good luck.
Thanks for your question. PDT is a completely different type of energy than the lasers used for tattoo removal, so there should be no problem getting your sun damage and AKs treated with PDT. The blue light usually used for PDT is not going to see or target tattoo ink, and although...
Photodynamic therapy with the blue light is not the best treatment for rosacea, and can make it worse. PDT is for actinic keratoses which are precancerous lesions that have nothing to do with rosacea. Most patients are pretty red after PDT and that's probably not the look you...
It usually takes 1-3 treatments and recent data suggests more than 80% respond to treatment with significant improvement. We usually recommend treatments every 2-4 weeks.