PhotoMedex Covers XTRAC Laser Treatment Co-Pay for Children with Psoriasis
For many children, the disease goes beyond the physical painful red dry patches of scaly, thickened skin and can create emotional scars. Nearly 50 percent of children with psoriasis report that they have been bullied because of their disease. In a
About 20,000 children under the age of 10 are diagnosed with psoriasis every year in
"Over 7.5 million Americans currently suffer from psoriasis and for children the emotional side-effects of the disease can outweigh the physical pain it causes," said Dr.
Patients who use the XTRAC often see a 75 percent or greater improvement in affected areas in six to ten brief treatment sessions, delivered twice a week. The laser is effective even on areas that are difficult to treat, such as elbows, knees and the scalp, as well as widespread psoriasis covering as much as 20 percent of body surface area.
To obtain the co-pay reimbursement offer, consumers can visit www.xtraclaser.com or call 1-800-800-4758 to connect with the XTRAC TeleCare Center to find a participating physician in their area. The rebate offer includes up to
For more information about the XTRAC excimer laser, visit www.XTRACLaser.com. The website features a TeleCare Center where patients can speak directly to our highly experienced clinical specialists about the XTRAC laser therapy. These specialists can also assist those interested in making appointments with physicians experienced in providing XTRAC laser treatments.
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