UVB Phototherapy Solutions for Psoriasis, Vitiligo, Eсzema, Acne and other skin diseases Let's be clean in 4-5 weeks! Fast. Easy. Safe. Find your Solution

UVB Phototherapy will help you
to solve skin diseases

Why choose
UVB Phototherapy

UVB phototherapy refers to irradiation with shortwave ultraviolet radiation. To treat the whole body, the patient, undressed, stands in a specially designed cabinet containing fluorescent light tubes.

Traditionally, broadband UVB was used, but increasingly, narrowband UVB phototherapy (311nm) is provided. Increasing doses of UVB are given each exposure (three to five times weekly until the skin condition has cleared, has failed to respond, or a pre-determined maximum number of treatments). The aim is to turn the skin very slightly pink but not to burn it.

Ultraviolet B, which is present in natural sunlight, is an effective treatment for psoriasis. UVB penetrates the skin and slows the growth of affected skin cells. Treatment involves exposing the skin to an artificial UVB light source for a set length of time on a regular schedule.

In general, phototherapy is for patients of any age with psoriasis, vitiligo, eczema and other skin disorders which respond favorably to light. It is generally considered safe for use by women who are pregnant or nursing, children, elderly patients and those who are immuno-compromised.
Phototherapy is very effective in treating the symptoms of psoriasis, vitiligo and other skin disorders. However, there are no cures for these conditions, so as with any treatment, flare-ups can still occur.
Phototherapy is a very safe treatment option, especially when compared to other alternatives. Possible side effects are erythema (pinkness, like a sunburn), a risk of premature aging of the skin or certain kinds of skin cancer. You should ask your dermatologist to explain these possibilities to you.
Thousands of hospitals, patients, dermatology clinics and universities around the world have chosen Kernel

* Phototherapy is very effective in treating the symptoms of psoriasis, vitiligo and other skin disorders. However, there are no cures for these conditions, so as with any treatment, flare-ups can still occur.

Why UVB Phototherapy
is better than other methods

Our equipment for UVB Phototherapy



Results before and after

Name: Tara Milvan
Skin Condition: Psoriasis
Treatment Time: 6 weeks
Number of session: 14
Average treatment time: 2.00 min
Skin type: Type II (Fair skin)
Location: Hands, Body
Equipment: UV lamp KN-4003BL

Name: Mark White
Skin Condition: Psoriasis
Treatment Time: 5 weeks
Number of session: 12
Average treatment time: 2.30 min
Skin type: Type III (Medium skin)
Location: Hands
Equipment: UV lamp KN-4003A/BL2/D

FAQ Frequently Asked Questions

ARE YOUR UVB LAMPS US FDA APPROVED?

Yes, the US FDA has approved the products we sell for distribution in the US (FDA K132643).

ARE THE PSORIASIS AND VITILIGO LAMPS THE SAME LAMPS?

Yes, all of the UVB lamps in our online store use Philips Narrowband UVB 311nm bulbs. The lamps are categorized to help you locate our products in search engines. Please consult with your doctor to determine if UVB phototherapy is appropriate for your skin condition.

WHAT IS THE NORMAL LIFE OF THE BULB IN THE UVB LAMP?

The UVB Lamps we sell only use Philips bulbs. Philips rates the normal life of the bulb for 1,000 hours; the UVB Lamp manufacturer recommends replacing the bulb after 350 hours of use.

IS UVB PHOTOTHERAPY SAFE TO USE WITH OTHER SKIN CONDITION TREATMENTS?

Only your doctor can determine whether UVB phototherapy treatment is appropriate for you if your skin condition is currently being treated (or has recently been treated) with another method.

HOW DO I KNOW WHICH DOSING SCHEDULE IS RIGHT FOR ME?

Only your doctor can determine a most effective, safe, and appropriate dosing schedule for your skin disorder.

DO YOU ACCEPT HEALTH INSURANCE?

No.