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A clear introduction to vitiligo, pigment loss, melanocytes, diagnosis and realistic treatment goals.
Read the page →02How dermatologists distinguish vitiligo from other causes of white patches and assess its activity.
Read the page →03An overview of treatment goals, topical medicines, phototherapy, specialist procedures and supportive care.
Read the page →04Understand melanin, melanocytes and melanogenesis and how pigment loss occurs in vitiligo.
Read the page →05Recognise perifollicular and marginal repigmentation and understand why response varies across body areas.
Read the page →06A gentle routine, broad-spectrum sun protection and practical measures for depigmented skin.
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View common questions →No. Vitiligo cannot be transmitted through contact.
Use broad-spectrum sunscreen, clothing, shade and suitable reapplication.
They can provide topical care, sun protection or camouflage, but they do not treat the autoimmune condition.