Blue and red light acne in acne therapy
Heading: Dermatovenerology Article type: Review
Authors: Utz S.R., Galkina Е.М., Raigorodskiy Y.M.
Organization: LLC «TRIMA», Saratov State Medical University
The review presents the results of the research of acne phototherapy. The foundational photobiological principles of acne therapy are considered, biomedical and therapeutic values of different wave lengths are discussed, a clinical case of laser technologies use is presented.
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