What is it?

Phovia light therapy, also known as fluorescent light energy (FLE) therapy, is a non-invasive treatment used in veterinary medicine to accelerate skin healing and reduce inflammation by stimulating cell regeneration. It involves applying a chromophore gel to the affected area and then using a blue light LED lamp to activate the gel, which emits multi-wavelength fluorescent light energy that penetrates the skin.

Benefits:

• Accelerated healing: Phovia therapy can significantly reduce skin healing time, potentially by up to 50%.

• Reduced inflammation: The FLE helps to reduce inflammation and pain in the affected area.

• Improved skin health: By promoting cell regeneration, Phovia therapy can lead to healthier skin and improved overall skin condition.

• Non-invasive: Phovia therapy is a non-invasive treatment, meaning it does not involve surgery or injections.

• Potentially drug-free: In some cases, Phovia therapy can reduce the need for antibiotics or other medications.

Conditions that can be treated:

• Hot spots: Phovia therapy can help to heal hot spots, which are areas of inflamed, infected skin.

• Skin infections: Phovia therapy can help to treat bacterial and fungal skin infections.

• Wounds: Phovia therapy can accelerate the healing of wounds, including surgical incisions and bite wounds.

• Deep pyoderma: Phovia therapy can be used to treat deep pyoderma, a severe skin infection.

How it's used:

• The chromophore gel is applied to the affected area, and the LED lamp is used to activate the gel.

• The treatment typically lasts for a few minutes.

• The frequency of treatments depends on the individual case and the veterinarian's recommendations.