About XTRAC

XTRAC is the only FDA-cleared, clinically proven excimer laser that treats psoriasis—and it works fast, with many patients seeing significant improvement and long-lasting remissions. Because XTRAC delivers a highly targeted, therapeutic beam of UVB light only to areas of the skin affected by psoriasis, healthy skin surrounding the lesions stay that way.

This laser can also be used to treat vitiligo and atomic dermatitis.

Benefits:

  • Treats Psoriasis

  • Treats Vitiligo

  • Treats Atopic Dermatitis

  • Painless treatment!

  • Long lasting relief

how it works

XTRAC improves the symptoms, prolongs the remission and returns skin to a clinically healthy state in record time. All of which means XTRAC delivers consistently predictable results so patients experience more good days than bad.

Effective treatment—symptoms reduced generally in 10-12 treatment sessions (up to 30 sessions for Vitiligo)

Long-lasting relief—typically several months free of symptoms

Simple, painless treatment—sessions are very short

Relief without messy creams and daily skin care regimen

Covered by most major insurance companies, available by Rx

XTRAC treatments can minimize and, in many cases, even eliminate Vitiligo depigmented patches. The XTRAC [308 nm] excimer laser delivers a targeted beam of UVB light and only the areas of skin affected by Vitiligo receive the laser energy.

Though the laser spot size measures only 18mm x 18mm, due to rapid exposure times, relatively large, discrete areas can be treated in just five to 10 minutes, which is much quicker than the duration of conventional phototherapy light sessions. And most importantly, XTRAC treatments achieve complete response rates faster in a higher proportion of patients.

  • 30 minutes or less in our office.

  • Average 10-12 treatments

  • No downtime! Can resume normal daily activities.

  • Risks are minimal. As with any medical procedure, there are some potential side effects including mild to moderate tenderness and or redness.

    Mild blistering can occur.

pricing:

  • It is covered by most insurances, available by Rx

Before and After