Yes, many MyPsoriasisTeam members have reported positive results from using red light therapy (RLT) for psoriasis. Here are some shared experiences:

- One member mentioned that after two weeks, their face was completely clear, their back was 98 percent clear, and their legs were improving
- Another member noted seeing Show Full Answer

Yes, many MyPsoriasisTeam members have reported positive results from using red light therapy (RLT) for psoriasis. Here are some shared experiences:

- One member mentioned that after two weeks, their face was completely clear, their back was 98 percent clear, and their legs were improving.
- Another member noted seeing improvement by their third session.
- Some members found that RLT reduced inflammation but mentioned the cost as a barrier to continued use.

Overall, improvements can be seen as early as two weeks, but individual experiences may vary.

 This AI-generated response comes from MyPsoriasisTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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