Skin Diseases & Skin Care

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Articles On Vitiligo

Vitiligo is traditionally divided into two distinct clinical types, nortal vitiligo (NSV) and segmental vitiligo (SV). SV is usually associated with leukotrichia, indicating that the condition is resistant to treatment and requires epidermal grafting. In this case, perifollicular relapses were included in a patient with SV and direct leukotrichia that did not respond to low-dose ultraviolet (NBUVB) phototherapy after the patient was accidentally burned in the designated area but not activated during Phototherapy following epidermal.

Surgical treatment can be considered when vitiligo does not respond to traditional treatment. The procedure is especially appropriate in cases that show complete loss of melanocytes or in cases with low clinical retaliation indicated by the presence of leukotrichia. It has been suggested that detection of leukotrichia in the bone marrow of patients with SV using portable microscopy shows that there is no hope of retaliation and, therefore, a surgical approach is recommended.

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