Getting Started with Your Phothera 100

Welcome to the Phothera family

How to Get Started with Your Phothera 100

We’re here to help you feel confident and comfortable as you begin your at-home phototherapy journey. Whether you’re just getting started or looking for a refresher, this page has everything you need to use your Phothera 100 safely and effectively.

Welcome Video

How To Operate Your Device

FAQs

Downloadable Tools

Welcome: A quick word from Phothera

You have been prescribed a Phothera home phototherapy device. At the point of prescription, your healthcare provider may have also provided you with a treatment protocol that outlines a starting treatment dose or time, along with treatment frequency. If you were provided this information, please proceed to the section of your choice. If you were NOT PROVIDED WITH A TREATMENT PROTOCOL, click HERE to download the AAD industry treatment guidelines.

Before You Begin:

Always wear protective eyewear
Follow your prescribed treatment protocol – adherence is key to success
The specially designed Phothera 100 scalp comb allows deep parting of the hair for better penetration and doubles as a distance guide to ensure consistent treatments.

How to Operate Your Time Only Controller

How to Enter a Treatment Time

While the time only controller on your Phothera 100 may look different that what is shown in the video, the functionality is the same.

FAQs

What is a refill code, and how do I get another?

A refill code extends your device’s treatment capacity. When your current code expires, request a new one from your healthcare provider. They will coordinate with Phothera to provide you with a new code.

How often should I use the Phothera 100?

Your treatment frequency should be determined by your healthcare provider based on your specific condition and response to therapy. Always follow their prescribed schedule.

Are there medications I should avoid during phototherapy?

Yes, certain topicals and medications can affect phototherapy. Avoid lotions with UV-absorbing ingredients or photosensitizing agents like citrus oils. Consult your doctor about any medications you’re taking.

When do I need to change the lamps in my device?

Lamps typically last around 300 hours of use. Monitor lamp usage and refer to the user manual for guidance on when to replace them.

Downloadable Manuals & Tools

Download the official Phothera 100 user manual and other helpful printable guides below.

To access user manuals, click here

AAD Adapted Treatment Guidelines

Printable Treatment Log

If you ever need additional help, our support team is just a click away.