Vitiligo is caused by the immune system attacking pigment-producing cells, often linked to genetics and autoimmune conditions.
Yes, vitiligo has a genetic component, but not all cases are hereditary.
While there is no definitive cure, treatments can significantly improve skin appearance and manage symptoms effectively.
Treatments include topical creams, light-based therapies, and surgical procedures like skin grafting.
No, vitiligo is not contagious and cannot spread from one person to another.
No, not all white patches are vitiligo. A thorough diagnosis by a dermatologist is essential.
Segmental vitiligo affects only one side or part of the body and usually progresses more quickly than generalized vitiligo.
Yes, vitiligo commonly affects the lips and areas around body openings.
Phototherapy is highly effective in stimulating repigmentation in many cases, especially when combined with other treatments.
We provide expert care, advanced treatments, and personalized attention to help you achieve the best outcomes for your skin.
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