Phototherapy
Phototherapy is a form of therapy, recommended by dermatologists, that involves exposing epidermis to ultraviolet light. The light is used very specifically in targeted areas and for predetermined lengths of time. The therapy is used in order to treat common skin disorders such as: psoriasis, acne, jaundice in neonates, and eczema.
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