Vitiligo is a skin condition where the skin loses its pigment (melanin), leading to white patches. It happens when the pigment-producing cells called melanocytes become inactive or destroyed.
It is not contagious and not caused by infection.
Vitiligo occurs due to a combination of:
This condition can affect any age group.
Distinct loss of skin color
Face, hands, elbows, feet
In some cases
Lips, genitals, scalp involvement
Vitiligo can be segmental, non-segmental, or mixed.
These help regain pigmentation in early and mild cases.
Highly effective and commonly used:
Phototherapy stimulates melanocyte activity and helps re-pigmentation.
Used in active/spreading vitiligo:
(for stable vitiligo)
If vitiligo is stable for 6–12 months:
Surgery is one of the best options for stable, resistant patches.
Useful for visible areas like face and hands.
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