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Phototherapy and PUVA photochemotherapy in children

The use of phototherapy and photochemotherapy in children has been limited due to concerns over their long‐term carcinogenic potential. Furthermore, the method of administration is disconcerting to some children, particularly as phototherapy treatment units are seldom rendered ‘child‐friendly’. Despite these reservations, ultra‐violet therapies can be useful treatment options for children with selected dermatological conditions provided they are used under carefully controlled conditions.