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What Causes: Mycosis Fungoides

It is not entirely known what causes mycosis fungoides. It is thought it can occur because of antigen persistence, over-exposure to carcinogenic substances, and retroviruses. Mycosis fungoides is rare with around only 450 people in the UK, each year, being diagnosed with the condition. It is most common to be diagnosed with this skin condition between the ages of 50 and 70, and most people with the condition enjoy a normal life expectancy.

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Treatment Options: Mycosis Fungoides

Mycosis fungoides is a life-long condition and cannot be cured. However, the symptoms of the condition can be cleared for some time. Your skin specialist may prescribe steroid treatment, and/or light or phototherapy. At Este we are one of the first clinics in the UK to offer Exciplex Light Therapy for mycosis fungoides. This Monochromatic UVB Light Technology can treat autoimmune skin conditions using an effective 308nm wavelength into the epidermis without pain.

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When we use the Visia Digital Skin Analysis to assess your skin, we are using a tool that allows us to see deep below the surface layer of your skin and detect a multiple of potential concerns. This advanced technology allows us to pick up on issues such as spots, wrinkles, texture, pores, UV spots, scars, red areas, porphyrins and more.

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