ClearWave^® Phototherapy System for Acne

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Clearer Skin for a More Confident You!

Chemical Free, Drug Free
Clinically Proven†
Dermatologist Recommended†

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Clearer Skin for a More Confident You!

Chemical Free, Drug Free

Clear your medicine cabinet and your skin of all those harsh, invasive acne treatments and discover the powers of blue light therapy for clearer, healthier looking skin! The ClearWave painlessly destroys acne causing bacteria in skin pores without harming the surrounding tissue.

Clinically Proven^†

Blue light therapy is clinically proven and dermatologist recommended for the treatment of inflamed pimples, pustules, whiteheads and blackheads.†

Dermatologist Recommended^†

The Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy reported over 80% of Acne patients responded positively to blue-light therapy.^†

The ClearWave Phototherapy System for Acne by Verilux® is an affordable, drug-free and chemical-free way to treat blemish-prone skin without side effects. Lightweight and easy to use, the ClearWave treatment head automatically detects contact with the skin and dispenses a soothing, three-minute application of therapeutic blue light to the affected area. A non-invasive alternative to topical and oral anti acne remedies, the ClearWave Phototherapy System treats mild to moderate inflammatory acne‡. Portable and convenient, this hand-held device is ideally suited for both adolescent and adult usage for clearer skin and a more confident you!

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CleanWave phototherapeutic blue light painlessly penetrates the skin surface, targeting acne-causing bacteria, quickly eliminating the source of acne breakouts without inflaming or damaging the surrounding tissue.^†

† Blue light therapy has been clinically proven in the study, Clinical Efficacy of Self Applied Blue Light Therapy for Mild to Moderate Facial Acne, J Clin Aesthetic Dermatol. 2009;2(3):44–50, and is a Dermatologist recommended treatment for mild to moderate acne.

‡ Additional product information available in the FDA medical devices database.

The Verilux ClearWave^® Phototherapy System for Acne features:

Treats Mild to Moderate Inflammatory Acne‡
Emits a Specific Wavelength of Blue Light that Painlessly Destroys Acne-causing Bacteria
in Skin Pores Without Harming Surrounding Tissue†
Clinically Proven, DermatologistRecommended†
Chemical Free, Drug Free
No Side Effects
Handheld, Portable, Rechargeable
Ideally Suited for Both Adolescents and Adults
Charging stand AC Power adaptor
Rechargeable battery
Protective goggles
One year limited warranty
30 day money back guarantee
Dimensions: 6.9” H x 1.5” W x 2” D
Weight: 5.5 oz

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Published Research & Articles

Blue light phototherapy, narrowband LED light source, proven as a safe and effective treatment for mild to moderate acne
An open study to determine the efficacy of blue light in the treatment of mild to moderate acne
Journal of Dermatological Treatment 2005; 16: 219-223
C.A. Morton, R.D. Scholfield, C. Whitehurst & J. Birch

A study demonstrating the efficacy of phototherapy using a newly-developed high-intensity, narrow-band, blue light source in patients with mild to moderate acne
Acne phototherapy with high-intensity, enhanced, narrowband, blue light source: an open study in vitro investigation
Journal of Dermatological Science, 30 (2002) 129-135 Akira Kawanda, Yoshinori
Aragane, Hiroko Kameyama, Yoshiko Sangen, Tadashi Tezuka

Phototherapy in the Treatment of Acne Vulgaris
American Journal of Clinical Dermatology 2004; 5 (4): 211-216
Aikaterini Charakida, Edward D. Seaton, Marietta Charakida, Paul Mouser, Antonias Avgerinos and Antony C. Chu1

Blue light phototherapy proven effective in the treatment of acne
Blue light phototherapy in the treatment of acne
Photodermatology Photoimmunology and Photomedicine 2004; 20:266-269
Tien-Yi, Kuan-Hsing Wu, Mei-Lun Huang

A study confirming the effectiveness of high-intensity, narrow band UV free blue light for treating acne
The effective treatment of acne vulgaris by a high-intensity, narrow band 405-420 nm light source
Journal of Cosmetic & Laser Therapy 2003; 5: 111-116
Monica Elman, Michael Slatkine & Yoram Harth