What Is Exci308 & What Does It Treat?
- Exci308® differs from other devices by being best-in-class with all of its features, including price, size and weight, and speed of treatment. It is a more affordable and less expensive option to treat autoimmune skin conditions, with equal efficacy, and quicker treatment times.
- Addresses autoimmune skin conditions for patients of all ages and skin types.
- Atopic dermatitis (eczema) is a condition that causes dry, itchy and inflamed skin.
Leukoderma
Leukoderma, also called achromoderma, is a clinical sign describing a localized area of white depigmented skin due to total loss of epidermal melanin.
Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a chronic (long-lasting) disease in which the immune system becomes overactive, causing skin cells to multiply too quickly. Patches of skin become scaly and inflamed, most often on the scalp, elbows, or knees, but other parts of the body can be affected as well.
Scalp psoriasis
Scalp psoriasis is a chronic, non contagious, inflammatory skin condition that occurs on the scalp, causing itching, redness, and flaking. It can extend beyond the scalp onto the forehead.
Vitiligo
Vitiligo is caused by the lack of a pigment called melanin in the skin. Melanin is produced by skin cells called melanocytes, and it gives your skin its color.. In vitiligo, there are not enough working melanocytes to produce enough melanin in your skin.
HOW DOES EXCI308 ACT?
Exci308 efficacy is clinically proven to regulate the immune response, restore skin pigmentation and reduce inflammation & pain.
- The device emits ‘Monochromatic Excimer Light’ (MEL) at 308nm the best wavelength to treat autoimmune skin conditions.
- UVB radiation acts as a strong apoptotic trigger in many cell types
∘ In vitro : T-cells are reduced by 96 % after UVB exposure
∘ In vivo: histology confirms that the T-cell population is much less after UVB exposure - High localized UVB cut the local reaction string of autoimmune diseases
Frequently Asked Question
What is the exci308 excimer system?
Exci308 is an excimer lamp that emits a Monochromatic excimer light at 308 nm. This 308 nm wavelength is known to be very efficient and the best to treat auto-immune skin diseases with very limited side effects.
How does exci308 compared to excimer lasers?
Altogether excimer lamp has the same clinical efficiency as an excimer laser but is much less costly as it doesn’t need consumables.
Afterwards, Exci308 enables fast treatment sessions thanks to its large spot size and its power density emitting shots of 100mJ/s
Is exci308 an excimer laser?
Exci308 is an excimer lamp, it has the same technique as excimer laser.
“Monochromatic Excimer Light” technology. Additionally, both Laser and Exci308 uses xenon-chloride gas.
What is the bulb lifetime?
Clarteis has conducted extensive reliability tests on the bulb, as a result, Clarteis offers a 3 years warranty for the bulb with unlimited use.
Can patients use this device at home?
No, Exci308 is only professional used and made exclusively for use by qualified dermatologists.
Can exci308 be used on all skin phototypes and any body part?
Exci308 is suitable for all skin phototypes and can be used in most of parts of the body (excluding mucous area)
Is this treatment suitable for children?
Clinical studies have demonstrated the safety of use of Monochromatic Excimer Lamps as Exci308 in the treatment of children above the age of 15 years old.
Can exci308 be combined with other treatments?
Many dermatologists around the world have successfully combined Exci308 with topic treatments. Results are sometimes better.
Are there relapses following exci308 treatments?
Exci308 cure the symptoms of the disease, hence Relapse can occur. It is the case of all treatment available on the market.
What are the side effects with the exci308 treatment?
Exci308 has a limited sides effects. Erythema and Hyperpigmentation can occur and last for couple of weeks.
What are the contraindications with exci308 treatment?
Skin dermatoses with Kobner phenomenon , Lupus erythematosus, Pacemakers, Hyper-photosensitivity, Melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers, Drugs with photosensitizer side effect, Radiotherapy, Pregnancy (no study available), Children below 15 (only a limited number of studies are available for this category), Diseases that are contagious by contact.
