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Optimizing Photodynamic Therapy in Dermatology: Benefits of Red Light Therapy : Episode 9

Opinion

Video

October 21, 2024

The Continued Evolution of Photodynamic Therapy

Author(s):

Anthony M. Rossi, MD

Key Takeaways

Advancements in photosensitizers and light delivery systems are expected to enhance PDT efficacy and reduce side effects in dermatology.
Emerging studies focus on optimizing PDT for non-melanoma skin cancers, acne, and inflammatory skin diseases.
Research into combination therapies and personalized treatment approaches is gaining traction, offering potential for improved patient outcomes.

Anthony M. Rossi, MD, shares their perspective on the future evolution of photodynamic therapy (PDT) in dermatology practices and discusses emerging data or studies that will be crucial for dermatologists to stay informed about.

EP: 1.What Is Red Light Therapy and Why Should It Be Used

EP: 2.Red Light Therapy in Wound Care and Acne

EP: 3.Looking to the Future of Red Light Therapy

EP: 4.Exploring Photodynamic Therapy

EP: 5.Tips for Integrating Photodynamic Therapy in the Clinic

EP: 6.Challenges and Successes in Photodynamic Therapy

EP: 7.Addressing Barriers to Photodynamic Therapy

EP: 8.Implementing Photodynamic Therapy to Improve Patient Outcomes

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EP: 9.The Continued Evolution of Photodynamic Therapy

EP: 10.Combination Approach in Photodynamic Therapy

EP: 11.Reviewing Benefits of Combination Therapy With Photodynamic Therapy

EP: 12.How to Select the Best Photodynamic Therapy Approach

EP: 13.Understanding Patterns in Seasonality of Photodynamic Therapy

EP: 14.Making PDT Adjustments and Maintaining Patient Flow

EP: 15.Photodynamic Pearls and Best Practices

EP: 16.Enhancing Photodynamic Therapy With Red Light Applications, Patient Comfort, and Seasonal Trends

Video content above is prompted by the following:

In your opinion, how will the use of PDT continue to involve in dermatology practices?
What new emerging PDT data or studies will be most important for dermatologists to familiarize themselves with?