Psoriasis

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Designed for comfortable, convenient home light care.

Overview

What Is Psoriasis?

Psoriasis is a chronic immune-mediated skin condition that causes skin cells to build up rapidly, forming thick, red, scaly plaques. While there is no cure, treatments such as NB-UVB phototherapy can help manage symptoms and improve skin appearance over time.

Common Symptoms of Psoriasis

Recognize the key signs to seek appropriate care early.

Red Plaques

Raised, inflamed patches of skin

Silvery Scales

Thick, flaky buildup on plaques

Itching

Persistent irritation and discomfort

Dry & Cracked Skin

May become painful or bleed

How Does Psoriasis UV Light Therapy Work?

Psoriasis UV light therapy uses controlled ultraviolet light to treat affected skin. Narrowband UVB may help slow excessive skin-cell growth and reduce inflammation, itching and scaling.

Controlled UVB Exposure
Delivers narrowband UVB light to affected skin according to a planned treatment schedule.

Slows Excessive Skin-Cell Growth
Helps reduce the rapid buildup of skin cells associated with psoriasis plaques.

Supports Symptom Relief
May improve scaling, itching, redness and inflammation over time.

Important: Phototherapy is not suitable for everyone. Treatment type, frequency and exposure should be determined with guidance from a qualified healthcare professional.

Choosing a Psoriasis Light Therapy Lamp

The right psoriasis light therapy lamp depends on the size, number and location of the affected areas.

BU-1 311nm UVB light therapy device with timer

Large-Area UVB Device

Better suited for multiple or larger treatment areas.✓ Wider treatment coverage✓ More efficient sessions✓ Suitable for home phototherapy

UV308A 308nm LED UVB targeted light device

Handheld Targeted UVB Device

Ideal for smaller or localized psoriasis plaques.✓ Compact design✓ Precise treatment area✓ Easy positioning for targeted areas

Compare UVB Phototherapy Devices

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Product311nm NB-UVBBU-1S BU-1S
From$179
311nm NB-UVBBU-1 BU-1
From$199
311nm NB-UVBBU-10 BU-10
From$279
308nm LED UVBUV308A UV308A
From$199
308nm LED UVBUV308B UV308B
From$369
308nm LED UVBUV308E UV308E
From$469
308nm LED UVBUV308H4 UV308H4
From$399
308nm LED UVBUV308V UV308V
From$569
Wavelength 311nm
NB-UVB
311nm
NB-UVB
311nm
NB-UVB
308nm
LED UVB
308nm
LED UVB
308nm
LED UVB
308nm
LED UVB
308nm
LED UVB
Light Source Philips PL-S
9W/01/2P
Philips PL-S
9W/01/2P
Philips
UVB Lamp
LED
9W/01/2P
LED
9W/01/2P
LED
9W/01/2P
LED
9W/01/2P
LED
9W/01/2P
Light Area 48 cm² 48 cm² 48 cm² 2 cm² 4 cm² 10 cm² 16 cm² 22 cm²
LED / Output 6 / 8 LEDs 8 LEDs 20 / 30 LEDs 33 LEDs 40 LEDs
UV Intensity20–50
mW/cm²
25–35
mW/cm²
40–60
mW/cm²
35
mW/cm²
40–50
mW/cm²
Control One-button
Instant start
Button + Timer
Digital timer
OLED + Buttons
Time & Dose
Time & Dose
Display
Time & Dose
Display
Time & Dose
Display
OLED + Voice
Time & Dose
OLED
Time & Dose
Weight 0.48 kg 1.28 kg 1.25 kg 0.07 kg 0.12 kg 0.30 kg 0.56 kg 0.44 kg
Easy Choice Simplest 311nm option 311nm + built-in timer 311nm + OLED control Smallest target area Compact + more coverage Higher output + medium area Wide area + light comb Largest 308nm coverage
Learn More View BU-1S View BU-1 View BU-10 View 308A View 308B View 308E View 308H4 View 308V

Before & After

Visible repigmentation over time with consistent UV phototherapy.

Baseline

Initial presentation

Early Response

Redness and scaling begin to subside

Progressive

Noticeable plaque reduction

Significant Improvement

Clearer, smoother skin

* Individual results may vary. Consistent use under professional guidance is recommended.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to help you get started with confidence.

Psoriasis UV light therapy exposes affected skin to controlled ultraviolet light. Narrowband UVB is commonly used to help slow excessive skin-cell growth, reduce inflammation and improve symptoms such as scaling and itching.

Treatment response varies, and the schedule should be determined by a qualified healthcare professional.

At-home UV light for psoriasis may be suitable for some patients when recommended by a dermatologist or qualified healthcare professional. Home devices can make regular treatment more convenient, but they must be used according to an individualized treatment plan.

Use only equipment intended for medical phototherapy. Do not substitute tanning lamps or general-purpose UV lights.

The most appropriate psoriasis light therapy lamp depends on the size, number and location of your plaques. A handheld or targeted device may suit smaller areas, while a larger treatment window may be more practical for multiple areas.

Consider the wavelength, treatment area, timer or dose controls, safety instructions and your healthcare professional’s recommendations.

A handheld UVB lamp for psoriasis may be convenient for small or localized plaques because it allows light to be directed toward a limited treatment area.

It may be less practical for widespread psoriasis. Ask a healthcare professional whether a handheld device is appropriate for your condition before starting treatment.

You can buy a UVB lamp for psoriasis from a supplier that provides clear wavelength specifications, device instructions, safety information, warranty coverage and technical support.

Before purchasing, confirm that the product is intended for medical phototherapy and discuss the device type with a qualified healthcare professional.

When comparing psoriasis lamps for sale, review the UVB wavelength, treatment-window size, timer or dose controls, protective accessories, instructions, warranty and replacement-lamp availability.

Avoid choosing a device based only on low price or high output. The lamp should match your treatment area and professional care plan.

The frequency of UVB treatment depends on your skin type, condition, previous exposure and response to treatment. There is no single schedule that is appropriate for everyone.

Follow the plan provided by your healthcare professional and the device instructions. Do not increase the frequency or exposure time independently.

NB-UVB phototherapy is a widely used treatment option that can help manage psoriasis symptoms for many patients.

No. Psoriasis is not contagious.