What Is Vitiligo?

Vitiligo is a skin condition where the body loses pigment in certain areas, causing white patches on the skin. It happens when melanocytes (the pigment-producing cells) are damaged by the immune system. It can affect the skin, hair, and even areas like the lips and eyes.

Who Gets Vitiligo?

What Are The Symptoms?

White or pale patches, often with clear borders
Common on the face, hands, elbows, knees, and genitals
Hair in the affected areas may turn white early
Some people feel mild itching or burning
The condition may stay the same or slowly spread

How We Treat Vitiligo At Modern Aestheticss?

Our treatment combines medical experience with advanced technology to restore pigment, reduce spread, and support your skin’s health.

Doctor Consultation & Skin Analysis

Clinical examination and photography
Wood’s lamp to detect early or hidden patches
Autoimmune screening if needed

Every treatment starts with a full doctor consultation. Since each case of vitiligo is different, only a dermatologist can decide what treatment is best and safest for you.

Topical Medical Treatments

Corticosteroid creams to reduce inflammation
Calcineurin inhibitors like tacrolimus (especially for the face or sensitive areas)
JAK inhibitors (such as ruxolitinib cream) to help reactivate pigment production

Cosmetic & Camouflage Options

Micropigmentation (medical tattooing) for small areas
Depigmentation therapy for widespread vitiligo in some patients

Maintenance & Support

Long-term creams or light therapy (1–3 times per week)
Daily sunscreen to protect pale skin and reduce contrast
Emotional support and lifestyle advice to reduce flare-ups

Why You Need A Doctor's Consultation

Each vitiligo case is different — from the type to how fast it spreads
Only a dermatologist can guide you to the safest and most effective option
Some treatments are not suitable for everyone and need close monitoring
Proper diagnosis ensures we treat the real cause, not just the symptoms

At Modern Aestheticss Dermatology and Laser Clinic, your treatment is always supervised by a qualified doctor to ensure the best care and safest outcomes.

FAQs About Vitiligo

Is vitiligo contagious?

No, it’s not infectious or spread by touch. It’s an autoimmune condition.

Can vitiligo be cured?

There is no permanent cure, but with proper treatment, pigment can be restored and the condition can be controlled.

Is laser safe for vitiligo?

Yes, Excimer laser is safe and very effective for small, stable patches when done by professionals.

How soon will I see results?

You may start seeing changes in 4–8 weeks. Best results usually appear after 3–6 months.

Why Choose Modern Aestheticss?

Expert doctors specializing in skin pigmentation disorders
Safe and advanced laser & light therapies in Dubai
Personalized care and long-term support
High-standard diagnostic tools and treatment plans inspired by top international protocols
The condition may stay the same or slowly spread