Excimer laser treatment is a specialized type of light therapy that uses ultraviolet (UV) light through a handheld device applied directly to the affected areas on the body, without exposing uninvolved skin. It is a noninvasive procedure that can effectively treat a variety of skin conditions, including those that affect children. The laser provides the ability for dosing that is location specific to generate faster more significant results. Excimer laser treatments are covered by many insurance companies.
Excimer Laser Treatment
Children’s Wisconsin uses excimer laser therapy to safely treat skin conditions
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Skin Conditions Treated With Excimer Laser
The excimer laser is most commonly used for the treatment of psoriasis, atopic dermatitis (eczema) and vitiligo. However, it has also been utilized as a practical treatment option for several other skin conditions as well.
Who Do We Treat?
At Children’s Wisconsin, we provide a unique expertise in the treatment of children. At the same time, our flexibility allows us to effectively treat both adults and children with the excimer laser, ensuring that management is aimed at the needs of the individual undergoing treatment. Excimer laser therapy has been an integrated and vital treatment option offered at Children’s Wisconsin since 2018, so you can trust that we have years of experience. Please have your dermatology provider fax a referral to (414) 266-6434. Treatments take place at the Dermatology Clinic on the Children's Wisconsin Milwaukee Campus. Laser treatments are typically twice weekly for a duration of several months.
Benefits of Excimer Laser Treatment
- Targeted Treatment: The laser can be precisely focused on affected areas, minimizing treatment time and reducing the risk of side effects.
- Well Tolerated: Excimer laser treatments are well-tolerated with minimal pain or discomfort.
- Long-lasting Results: With regular treatments the results of excimer laser therapy can be long-lasting.
Before considering excimer laser treatment for either yourself or your child, it's essential to consult with your dermatology provider and determine if excimer laser therapy is the right treatment option.
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