Webinars & Expert Talks
Watch expert-led sessions about excimer technology, exciplex®, vitiligo, psoriasis, alopecia areata, and real dermatology treatment experiences from international physicians.
Excimer Technology: What, How, and Why?
Discover how excimer technology supports targeted dermatology treatments through this expert-led educational webinar focused on clinical value, treatment precision, and modern dermatology applications.
Professor Valenzuela: Experience with exciplex®
A physician experience-focused webinar discussing the clinical use of exciplex® in dermatology practice.
Pr. Maged Elsheikh Presentation — exciplex® Insights
A clinical presentation covering targeted phototherapy applications across common dermatology indications.
Innovative Solutions to Treat Resistant Cases of Vitiligo
An Arabic webinar focused on challenging vitiligo cases and innovative dermatology treatment approaches.
Dr. Fernando Valenzuela & Dr. José Luis — Excimer Light in Dermatology
A Spanish-language discussion on excimer light, practical use, and dermatology case experience.
Dr. Maged Al Sheikh Webinar
A specialist-led webinar exploring dermatology treatment perspectives and targeted light-based therapy.
Clarteis Webinar — Ibrahim Youssef
An educational Clarteis session sharing knowledge and practical perspectives for dermatology professionals.
Dr. Amira Gamal — Clarteis Webinar
A webinar addressing dermatology treatments and professional insights around autoimmune skin conditions.
Clarteis Webinar — Expert Session
An on-demand expert webinar from the Clarteis education library.
Clarteis Webinar — Clinical Education Session
A Clarteis webinar for dermatology professionals interested in light-based clinical education and practice insights.
Clarteis Webinar — Dermatology Session
An on-demand dermatology webinar from the Clarteis education collection.
Want to learn more about exciplex®?
Discover how Clarteis excimer light technology can support targeted dermatology care for indications such as vitiligo, psoriasis, and alopecia areata.