Vitiligo is a skin disorder marked by the loss of pigmentation, leading to the development of white patches on the skin. Effective therapies focus on repigmentation, improving skin appearance, and managing symptoms. Common treatments include topical corticosteroids, which can help restore color in early-stage vitiligo, and calcineurin inhibitors, which reduce inflammation and support skin health.
Phototherapy, particularly narrowband UVB, is another effective option, promoting skin repigmentation through controlled exposure to UV light. For more extensive cases, depigmentation of unaffected areas may be considered to achieve a uniform skin tone. Additionally, cosmetic solutions like makeup and self-tanners can help improve the appearance of vitiligo-affected skin.
Consultation with a dermatologist is essential to tailor treatments based on the individual's specific condition and skin type, ensuring the best possible outcome while prioritizing skin health.
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