Planning for photodynamic therapy (PDT) can feel straightforward until you start wondering about the recovery. The good news is that most people can prepare well with a few practical expectations and a calm, conservative plan for caring for treated skin. Quick answer Expect temporary redness and sensitivity, and plan to keep treated skin away from… Read more »
Sun damage can build quietly over years, then show up as uneven tone, rough texture, or stubborn sun spots. Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is one science-forward option your dermatologist may recommend to address certain visible signs of sun exposure and sun-related skin changes. Quick answer PDT combines a topical light-sensitizing medication with a controlled light source… Read more »
