At Dermatology Clinics Australia, we offer advanced Narrowband UVB phototherapy for a range of inflammatory, autoimmune, and pigmentary skin conditions. This dermatologist-led treatment uses safe, controlled ultraviolet light to reduce inflammation, slow skin cell turnover, and restore normal skin function-without the systemic side effects of oral medications.
UVB phototherapy is one of the most effective, TGA-approved treatments for eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo, and chronic itch conditions. Delivered in our state-of-the-art Centre of Excellence, we ensure safe dosing, medical monitoring, and results-driven outcomes.



Our Centre of Excellence offers a medically optimised environment for patients undergoing phototherapy. Under the guidance of Dr Shobhan Manoharan and our specialist dermatology team, treatment is customised based on skin type, diagnosis, and severity.
UVB phototherapy delivers controlled doses of ultraviolet B light to the skin’s surface. This treatment slows abnormal skin cell growth, reduces inflammation, and helps restore pigment in conditions like vitiligo.
Unlike natural sunlight, phototherapy is precisely calibrated, making it safe and effective when administered under dermatological supervision. Treatment is typically performed 2–3 times per week over a series of weeks to months.
UVB therapy is a frontline treatment for multiple chronic skin conditions
Reduces inflammation and scaling in plaque psoriasis.
Calms itch and flares in moderate to severe atopic dermatitis.
Stimulates pigment cells to repopulate white patches.
Reduces nerve-driven itching in aged or reactive skin.
Helps control inflammation and skin thickening.
Desensitises the skin to UV over time.
Reduces inflammation and scaling in plaque psoriasis.
Calms itch and flares in moderate to severe atopic dermatitis.
Stimulates pigment cells to repopulate white patches.
Reduces nerve-driven itching in aged or reactive skin.
Helps control inflammation and skin thickening.
Desensitises the skin to UV over time.
We offer a full suite of treatments:
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