Photodynamic Therapy Informed Consent Form PDT Blue Light 2025

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While red light is the standard of photodynamic therapy care globally, it is considered off-label in the United States. Due to blue lights poor , it is not a very good treatment for skin cancer, those at high risk for occult skin cancers, or acne.
PhotoDynamic Therapy (PDT) also known as Blue Light is a treatment for actinic keratoses or pre-cancerous skin lesions. Blue light therapy is becoming increasingly popular in Southwest Florida. It is an alternative to liquid nitrogen, Efudex, Carac, and Aldara.
- Common Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes: o Blue light application code 96574 / 96573 / 96567 (only one applies per patient, per day, based on actual treatment protocol utilized). In our office, code 96574 is the most typically applicable CPT code.
Although only red light around 635 nm and blue light around 400 nm are used as light sources for PDT, the efficiency of PDT might be improved by using multiple wavelengths, including those that correspond to the other absorption peaks of PpIX.
In fact, red light therapy is already widely medically accepted in its use in photodynamic therapy. In this therapy, low-power red laser light is used to activate a photosensitizer drug. The interaction creates a chemical reaction that destroys cells.
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Blue Light Therapy / photodynamic therapy is commonly used to treat acne, actinic keratosis (precancerous skin lesions), sun-damaged skin, and sometimes even fine lines and uneven pigmentation.
Photodynamic therapy (PDT) is a special treatment performed with solution that sensitizes your skin to light. The solution is called Levulan (5-aminolevulinic acid or ALA) and it is applied to your skin for 30-90 minutes. Afterwards, a blue light is shined over your skin for 17 minutes to activate the solution.

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