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Yes, red light therapy (RLT) has shown promise for plaque psoriasis. Studies indicate it can lead to 60%-100% clearance in some cases over a month. It works by stimulating cell regeneration and reducing inflammation. However, research is still ongoing, and more data is needed to confirm its safety and effectiveness. Always Show Full Answer

Yes, red light therapy (RLT) has shown promise for plaque psoriasis. Studies indicate it can lead to 60%-100% clearance in some cases over a month. It works by stimulating cell regeneration and reducing inflammation. However, research is still ongoing, and more data is needed to confirm its safety and effectiveness. Always consult your doctor before starting RLT.

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