I am on steriod medication for asthma, is it safe to undergo blue light treatments?
Can I have blue light treatment for skin cancer? In light of my asthma, is it safe to undergo blue light treatments?
Answers from doctors (1)
Answered by Aesthetic Surgery and Dermatology offices of Adrienne E. Stewart
You should, of course, check with your dermatologist and pulmonary doctor, but I believe it would be safe in most cases.
Published on Jul 11, 2012
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