Vitiligo Treatment
Targeted medical and phototherapy for vitiligo repigmentation
Vitiligo — the loss of skin pigment causing white patches — has seen significant treatment advances in recent years, including highly effective new JAK inhibitor topical creams and narrowband UVB phototherapy. While a cure does not yet exist, meaningful repigmentation is achievable in a significant proportion of patients.
Our dermatology team provides a thorough assessment, determines disease activity and stability, and recommends the current evidence-based treatment approach — matched to the extent, location and duration of your vitiligo.
Key Benefits
- Access to the latest evidence-based treatments including JAK inhibitors
- In-clinic narrowband UVB phototherapy
- Thorough assessment of disease activity and treatment suitability
- Supportive management and camouflage advice alongside medical treatment
Is This Treatment Right For You?
- Patients with active vitiligo seeking treatment to halt progression and stimulate repigmentation
- Those with stable vitiligo considering phototherapy
- Adults wanting to understand all current treatment options
What to Expect
Dermatology Assessment
Disease extent, activity and stability evaluated.
Treatment Selection
Topical, phototherapy or systemic approach recommended.
Treatment Course
Phototherapy sessions or topical prescription initiated.
Progress Review
Repigmentation assessed at 3-month intervals.
Recovery & Aftercare
No procedural recovery; mild redness after phototherapy is normal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does vitiligo always spread?
Not necessarily — some patients have stable disease for years; active disease is more responsive to treatment than long-standing stable patches.
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