Learn how Vitiligo surgery would change your life

Vitiligo is caused by loss of pigment in the skin, which is caused due to destruction of pigment-forming cells known as melanocytes. Why these melanocytes are destroyed is not known yet. One possible explanation might be that the body’s immune system destroys the cells, as in other autoimmune conditions. The deformity of Vitiligo affects people from all races. However, it is more prominent in dark-skinned people. Vitiligo is a condition of dipigmentation of parts of the skin in the body of some people. Many people are suffering from Vitiligo and are not able to lead a normal life. They are constantly under lot of pressure and depression. Society detests them. We at Allure Medspa will provide a cure to your condition. The melanin in the skin gives a particular color to the skin. The Vitiligo develops at an early stage in life between the age group of 10 and 30 years. The condition may run in the family and your children might get affected by this deformity. There is every chance that five percent of people might develop this condition before they complete 40 years of age.  

Symptoms of Vitiligo are mentioned below:

• Loss of pigment in various parts of the body

• The initial appearance of the white patches can be followed by a stable period without any progression of the condition.

• The condition affects the exposed parts of the body, such as armpits, previous sites of injury, area that surrounds the moles, or areas around body openings.

• Vitiligo also affects hair and eyelids.

• Once the white patches have developed, it is difficult for the pigments to return

In case someone have developed Vitiligo, it is important to consult a doctor. Your doctor will diagnose the problem and provide a treatment for you. Several methods will be used by your doctor to cure Vitiligo. Your Cosmetic Surgeon will first determine your problem areas to suggest a cure for you. Some of the cures for Vitiligo include cosmetics, re-pigmentation using UV light therapy, corticosteroid creams, dipigmentation of unaffected skin areas, and skin grafting.