The PHOVIA® system
Uses chromophore gel, applied to the skin
When excited by light from the PHOVIA® LED lamp, the chromophores release Fluorescent Light Energy.
While most light systems are limited to a single wavelength, addressing only one layer of the skin, the PHOVIA® chromophores release Fluorescent Light Energy at multiple wavelengths, addressing simultaneously different layers of the skin to support the skin’s own regeneration. mechanisms.
Studies have shown that skin regeneration can occur up to twice as fast in combination with conventional treatment which in turn can help decrease the duration of conventional treatments normally required (1)(2) clic for references.
Watch the following video to understand how
easy it is to use PHOVIA® in-clinic.
(1) Marchegiani, A., Spaterna, A., Cerquetella, M., Tambella, A.M., Fruganti, A. and Paterson, S.
(2019), Fluorescence biomodulation in the management of canine interdigital pyoderma cases: a
prospective, single‐blinded, randomized and controlled clinical study. Vet Dermatol,
30: 371-e109.
(2) Marchegiani, A., Fruganti, A., Spaterna, A., Cerquetella, M., Tambella, A.M., and Paterson, S.
(2021), The effectiveness of fluorescent light energy as adjunct therapy in canine deep pyoderma:
a randomized clinical trial. Vet Medicine International, Article ID 6643416, 8 pages.
Diego, german shepherd, 6 years old.
He received systemic antibiotics and PHOVIA® was added to support the skin own's regeneration mechanism.
Time to resolution: 3 weeks
This is an example of a specific case and outcome may vary.
Polo, corso, 2 years old.
He received antiseptic shampoos and PHOVIA® was added to support the skin's own regeneration mechanism.
Time to resolution: 4 weeks
(no relapses after 2 months following the last PHOVIA® application)
This is an example of a specific case and outcome may vary.