Light Therapy | Photodynamic (PDT) [Dermatology]
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- Äas pĹidĂĄn 2. 08. 2024
- Dr. Anderson explains photodynamic light therapy, shows what it looks like and what it treats. This treatment is also referred to as Blue Light Therapy or Red Light Therapy.
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"This video is going to be talking to you about prevention of the consequences that happen from sun damage, once you've already started experiencing the consequences.
So you've had pre-cancers or actinic keratosis treated by your local dermatologists, and sometimes those treatments are either through freezing or creams, but there's also another treatment called light therapy. And light therapy is broken down into blue light and red light. And with each types of light therapy there are different activators, but the procedure is the same. And the goals are the same, and the reasons why we're doing it are the same..."
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Dr. Reagan Anderson is Board Certified Dermatologist and a Mohs Micrographic Surgeon.
Education & Credentials:
⢠Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine
⢠American Osteopathic Association Approved Internship, Family Practice
Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton
⢠Undersea/Diving Medical Officer, UMO/DMO
Naval Undersea Medical Institute
⢠Master of Christian Studies
Regent College
⢠Master of Public Health
School of Health Management, ATSU
⢠Dermatology Residency
Michigan State University/Oakwood Southshore Medical Center
⢠Board Certified Dermatologist
American Osteopathic Board of Dermatology
⢠Fellow Member of the American Society of Mohs Surgeons
⢠Certificate of Added Qualification for Mohs Surgery
American Osteopathic Board of Dermatology
⢠Assistant Professor of Dermatology
Rocky Vista University
⢠USMC First Reconnaissance Battalion Surgeon (former)
Practice Information:
Colorado Dermatology Institute
Colorado Springs, CO
www.coderm.com
Just had this treatment done last Friday. It was rough the first few days, then it began to feel better on the 3rd day. The treatment was a tad uncomfortable as well. After care... just keep it moisturized. Use a sensitive formula cleanser (wash 2-3 times a day), sensitive moisturizing cream & then cover with an ointment to keep it hydrated. If going outside, wear sunscreen & a wide brimmed hat! The first couple of days I took Benadryll to ease the swelling, which also helped me sleep. It's dry, tight, itchy & peeling now, but am excited for the end result!
Great job with the video!
Great educational video for professionals until the end with the patient discussing his experience.
Thank you for this informational video!
Another invasive and expensive procedure when food grade hydrogen peroxide can cure any potential skin cancers if u do it before it gets too bad. Unfortunately, a dermatologist in The Florida panhandle wanted to make more money and let one of his patients go until it was too late and he had to have a whole nipple removed!! Not cool! Donât trust any conventional doctors anymore! Read about side affects first and do your research! Anecdotal studies are more valuable to Patients than anything! If you eat an all carnivore nose to tail diet you will have beautiful skin and feel great as well as build up your immune system. The USDA and WHO have been lying to us all these years! I will only see a Naturoathic Doctor and do alternative medicine and I look and feel great especially for my age! Also there are Online forums where you can yâall to other patients get reviews and see pics. He didnât mention they also out u on an antibiotic which isnât good since theyâre over prescribed and people are building up resistances to them. If you have any surgeries during flu season and youâre already not a healthy person (eat healthy, insulin resistant, auto immmune disorders and yes that includes leaky gut syndrome, youâre more vulnerable to catch viruses especially if body is healing ) check out this video then see what you think about conventional medicine! They told my dad heâs die and to get his affairs in order and that was 11 years ago but he quit the chemo and went all natural!!
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Great job
Thanks!
Thank you for such an informative video! Having my PDTfor AK done in the coming weeks. My skincare routine consists of Tretenoine 0.1%, Vit C 10% and a few other less active ingredients. My question 1: should i stop using the above a few days before my treatment. 2: would you recommend any other actives in the future to prevent new AK from forming? Thank you!
What is the name of the medication you put on before the treatment?
What medication could you take before the procedure to help with pain during procedure and post procedure like tylenol or a NSAIDS to help with pain if needed thanks heard that it can be tough sitting there for 16 minutes from several people thanks
I have seborrheic dermatitis on scalp .I am a girl.Do I need to shave my head if I go for light therapy?
It is incredibly painful. Still waiting for the results ... if any. NEVER AGAIN !!!!
Did you see results?
What wavelengths of light do you use?
417 +/-5nm is the usual wavelength for ALA-PDT.
@@DoctorpediaYT Thanks!
@@DoctorpediaYT what is the difference between medical device blue light and the blue light emitted by screen or sun?
@@seekerandthinker it is only a specific narrow band of wavelength. While the sun does have the same, it also has many other parts of the spectrum that have other different effects. And some of those are the deep penetrating wavelengths that have caused the more serious damage.
What is the cost of PDT? It won't be covered by my insurance since it's going to treat my facial acne and enlarged pores...
You would have to call your local dermatologist and ask what their "cash pay" price is for the treatment. The medicine alone costs about $400 so I would guess most would charge between $500-$600 but that is just a guess. I do not do this procedure for facial acne so I can't give you what we charge as a reference.
@@DoctorpediaYT I see...
Thank you for your reply. It's very helpful actuallyâ