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Blue-Light Acne Therapy
San Francisco - More and more, researchers are finding how light and acne equate to a good match. Sun exposure is known to be beneficial for acne vulgaris in up to 70 percent of patients. And, not surprisingly, blue light has proven to be an effective phototherapy for the condition.
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