Ethical vitiligo care that focuses on the right diagnosis, stability assessment and the correct choice of treatment: medical therapy, targeted light (excimer) and surgery for suitable stable vitiligo.
Vitiligo treatment changes based on activity. If the disease is active, we focus on controlling spread. If stable, we evaluate for advanced options like excimer and surgery (case-dependent).
Long-term trial of random treatments without assessing stability and suitability leads to frustration. We follow a step-wise plan and clearly explain what is possible and what is not.
Vitiligo causes white patches due to loss or reduced function of pigment-producing cells. It is not contagious and is treatable with a structured plan.
Stability assessment is essential before planning advanced procedures. We look for signs of spread, new lesions and response to prior therapy, then design a plan.
Key point: Surgery is considered only for suitable stable vitiligo.
Exact prescriptions are decided in consultation after assessment.
Excimer is useful for selected localized patches. It targets the patch area and may be combined with medical therapy for better response in suitable cases.
Best for: limited patches, cosmetically important areas, resistant small lesions (case selection matters).
Explore our Laser Treatments page for more details.
Surgery is evaluated when vitiligo is stable and the patch is not responding adequately to medical/light therapies.
Important: Not every case is a surgery case — we clearly tell you what is suitable.
Advanced intralesional options may be considered in selected cases as per clinical indication and safety. This is planned only after evaluation.
Many patients improve with correct diagnosis, structured plan and consistent follow-up. Results vary by type, site and stability.
Surgery is evaluated only for suitable stable vitiligo after detailed assessment and ethical selection.
No. It is best for selected localized patches. Your doctor will decide based on pattern and response.
Yes. We accept referrals for stability assessment, excimer planning and surgery evaluation.
When to refer: non-responding vitiligo patches, suspected stable vitiligo for surgery evaluation, localized patches for excimer planning, or cases needing clear stability assessment.
