Vitiligo causes loss of skin pigment (melanin), appearing as well-defined white patches. It’s not contagious and it’s treatable. At Muthu Skin, Hair & Laser Clinic, our dermatologists design personalised protocols to stabilise disease, repigment patches, and help you feel confident again.
Dermatologist-led care tailored for Indian skin (Fitzpatrick III–V)
Accurate subtype & stability assessment (segmental vs non-segmental; activity markers)
Full spectrum therapies: medical, phototherapy, surgical, and camouflage
Sensitive-site expertise (face, lips, eyelids, genitals, hands/feet)
Holistic plan: sun safety, counselling, and long-term follow-up
Non-segmental vitiligo (vulgaris, acrofacial, universal) – may progress; responds to medical + light therapy
Segmental vitiligo – unilateral, earlier stability; often suitable for surgery after assessment
Koebner phenomenon – new patches at friction/trauma sites (watch straps, rubbing)
Be gentle: avoid friction/scratching; choose soft fabrics
Sun safety: SPF 50+, hats; UV can burn depigmented skin easily
Nutrition & stress: balanced diet, sleep hygiene, stress management
Early review for new patches timely adjustment improves outcomes
It’s chronic, but repigmentation and long remissions are achievable with modern care.
Protocols are calibrated; mild tanning can occur but is managed by dosing.
Stable vitiligo with no new/expanding patches for months, suitable sites, and realistic expectations
No - vitiligo is not infectious, and those myths are false.
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