Heal with the speed of light
Induce skin healing in horses. Apply Phovia Fluorescent Light Therapy to most skin lesion as part of your skin/wound healing protocol.
Healing with the
Speed of Light
When and where
to apply Phovia
- Open or traumatic wounds
- Cracked heels
- Scratches
- Surgical Incisions
- Summer sores*
- * As support or as part of a treatment protocol.
How Phovia is different than laser therapy
The difference is fluorescence. Traditional therapy laser requires very precise positioning to ensure optimal beam delivery intensity and often covers a smaller treatment area.4 In addition, lasers require more frequent and longer treatments, up to 15 minutes each.
While most light therapy systems are limited to a single wavelength, addressing at most one level of the skin, the Phovia chromophores release FLE at multiple wavelengths, giving multiple beneficial cellular responses simultaneously.
Case Study #1
A 5-year-old Quarter Horse stallion with traumatic wound abrasions showed a reduction in inflammation and healing time after a total of 3 Phovia sessions using two 2 minute back-to-back treatments. Prior to first Phovia session, the wound was rinsed with saline and chlorhexidine, plus Derma GeL® was applied daily for the first week.
Case Study #2
After a trailer accident, this 8-year-old horse received NSAIDs and antibiotic ointment. Just 4 days following 2 back-to-back Phovia sessions, the epithelization was “impressive” according to the treating veterinarian.
Case Study #3
An 8-year-old Thoroughbred gelding sustained a traumatic wound from being hit by a car. Treatment consisted of antibiotics, PEMF, daily application of Derma-GeL, and 6 Phovia fluorescent light therapy sessions over 7 weeks starting on Day 10, and resulted in a dramatic recovery.
