Vitiligo is a chronic skin condition characterized by the loss of natural skin color in patches. It occurs when melanocytes, the cells responsible for pigmentation, stop functioning or are destroyed. While vitiligo is not contagious or life-threatening, it can impact appearance and emotional well-being. The condition may progress slowly or remain stable over time. With early diagnosis and the right treatment approach, pigment restoration and disease control are possible.
The immune system mistakenly targets pigment produce skin cells.
Hormonal imbalance may trigger or worsen pigment loss.
Family history increases susceptibility to vitiligo.
Injury or friction can induce new vitiligo patches.
Cellular damage disrupts normal melanin production in skin.
Chronic stress may influence immune-mediated skin responses.
We believe great skin care goes beyond visible concerns. Our approach focuses on root causes and long-term skin health.
Treatment plans designed around your skin type and concerns.
Qualified dermatologists with experience across skin conditions.
Clinically approved products that support skin healing.
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Vitiligo is a skin condition where pigment-producing cells stop functioning, leading to white patches on the skin.
No, vitiligo is not contagious and cannot spread through contact.
There is no permanent cure, but treatments can significantly restore pigmentation and control progression.
Vitiligo progression varies; some cases remain stable while others may gradually spread.
Treatment options include topical therapy, phototherapy, and surgical procedures for stable vitiligo.
Yes, many vitiligo treatments are safe for children when guided by a specialist.
Visible improvement may take several weeks to months, depending on treatment type and consistency.
