In-clinic treatment

UVB Phototherapy

Medical narrowband light for psoriasis, eczema and vitiligo, dosed precisely, not guessed.

A few minutes per sessionDowntime: None
Illustration of a Black patient receiving narrowband UVB phototherapy in a light cabinet

About the treatment

Narrowband UVB delivers a precise therapeutic wavelength in controlled doses, calming overactive skin disease and coaxing pigment cells back to work in vitiligo.

Unlike tanning beds, medical UVB is dosed to your skin type with burn prevention built in. Most courses need two to three visits weekly.

What it helps with

  • Plaque psoriasis, often dramatically effective
  • Widespread or stubborn eczema
  • Vitiligo repigmentation
  • Generalised itching

Conditions this may support

Your dermatologist will confirm whether this treatment is appropriate for your specific diagnosis.

What to expect

  1. 1

    Skin typing sets your starting dose

  2. 2

    Sessions take minutes, wearing goggles

  3. 3

    Two to three visits weekly through the course

  4. 4

    Dose reviewed and adjusted at every visit

Continue your care at home

Recommended skincare kits

Your dermatologist will confirm the right routine for you. These doctor-curated kits are designed to support the concerns this treatment addresses.

Your skin, upgraded

Ready to talk about uvb phototherapy?

Book a consultation, we'll assess your skin, explain the process, and give you an honest expectation of results.

No referral needed · Walk-ins welcome

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