Levia®, from Lerner Medical Devices, Inc., provides Personal Targeted Phototherapy® for the self-treatment of psoriasis and vitiligo in the privacy and convenience of a patient's home. Levia enables physician control of dosimetry and includes two proprietary beam delivery attachments – the LiteSpot™ treats the skin and the LiteBrush™ treats the scalp using fiber optic “bristles” to bypass the hair barrier.
Psoriasis sufferers now have a real reason to feel optimistic. Personal Targeted Phototherapy™ is a new class of individualized home treatment with clinically proven ultraviolet B (UVB) light. Levia is the first Personal Targeted Phototherapy (PTP) device for the self-treatment of itchy, scaly,psoriatic plaques. Under a physician's care, Levia® enables patients to privately and personally treat their small area and scalp psoriasis with therapeutic ultraviolet B light. Levia's proprietary beam delivery systems enable precise, fast and safe treatment giving patients an effective non-drug option, in the comfort and convenience of their own home. Psoriasis sufferers now have a real reason to feel optimistic. Personal Targeted Phototherapy™ is a new class of individualized home treatment with clinically proven ultraviolet B (UVB) light. Levia is the first Personal Targeted Phototherapy (PTP) device for the self-treatment of itchy, scaly, psoriatic plaques. Under a physician's care, Levia® enables patients to privately and personally treat their small area and scalp psoriasis with therapeutic ultraviolet B light. Levia's proprietary beam delivery systems enable precise, fast and safe treatment giving patients an effective non-drug option, in the comfort and convenience of their own home.
Levia consists of a console, which includes a calibration port and a touch screen control panel, and an ergonomic Handpiece, about the size of a hair dryer, which houses the proprietary Levia UVB light engine. Two interchangeable beam delivery attachments - Levia® LiteBrush™ and Levia® LiteSpot™ - fit into the Handpiece to deliver targeted phototherapy precisely to the affected areas of the scalp and skin respectively.
Psoriasis remains a chronic, incurable disease, but for many sufferers it can now be managed into remission with Levia.
