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Anyone had a “blue light treatment” on their face to remove pre-ca?
Skin Health | Last Active: Oct 5 10:32am | Replies (62)Comment receiving replies
Blue Light is for skin cancer and is unbelievably and outrageously unpleasant. I will not do it again. It’s over rated and fills the pockets of dermatologists; they get a generous kickback but the procedure has limited success. I’ve opted to just go to the Dermatologist every 4 months, and stay on top of my skin. Scrape questionable areas followed by cream.
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Actually, blue light treatment is not for skin cancer. It’s primarily for actinic (sun) damage to hopefully prevent skin cancer from developing. A severe “redness reaction” is what is expected meaning the blue light was effective. No treatment is 100% so periodic blue lights may be recommended by your dermatologist.