What Is Vitiligo?
Vitiligo is a skin condition in which melanocytes, the cells that produce melanin, stop functioning or are destroyed. This leads to white patches or spots on the skin and can affect any part of the body.
Vitiligo is not contagious. The pattern, spread, and response to treatment differ from person to person, so a specialist assessment is important before choosing a treatment plan.
- Dedicated vitiligo and leucoderma care
- Assessment of patch location, extent, and activity
- Light-based and surgical treatment options
- Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Surat, and other listed centres
vitiligo types
Understanding How Vitiligo Can Appear
Generalized Vitiligo
The most common pattern, where discolored patches often appear on corresponding areas of the body in a symmetrical way.
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Acrofacial Vitiligo
Patches affect the face, hands, and areas around body openings such as the eyes, nose, mouth, or genitals.
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Segmental Vitiligo
This type usually affects one side or one part of the body, can begin at a younger age, and may progress for a limited period.
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Focal or Localized Vitiligo
Color loss appears in one or only a few areas of the body, making careful monitoring important.
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Mucosal Vitiligo
Pigment loss involves mucous membrane areas and needs sensitive, individualized care.
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Universal Vitiligo
Discoloration affects nearly all skin surfaces and requires a detailed treatment and follow-up plan.
Know MoreEarly specialist assessment helps identify the type and activity of vitiligo.
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treatment options
Vitiligo Treatments Listed by Vitiligo Care Centre
Excimer Laser 308
A selective phototherapy option that emits 308 nm light and is commonly used for targeted vitiligo patches. Results can vary by patch location and other clinical factors.
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Narrow Band UVB
NB-UVB phototherapy is used to help control disease activity and stimulate melanocyte activity under medical guidance.
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PUVA
PUVA combines UVA exposure with psoralen-based medication and may be considered for suitable patients as part of a supervised plan.
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Targeted Phototherapy
Livia and Lumera targeted phototherapy is listed for areas that may need focused treatment intensity when broader therapy is not enough.
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Hand & Foot UV Units
Dedicated UV phototherapy units are listed for hairless areas such as hands and feet, where response can need focused support.
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Non-Cultured Melanocyte Transplant
NCMT is a surgical option listed for stable, less-responsive vitiligo patches, especially areas such as extremities after careful assessment.
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why choose us
Expert Care. Visible Results.
At Vitiligo Care Centre, advanced technology and personalized care come together to help every patient move forward with confidence.
Your skin. Our care.
Better together.
Expert Specialists
Experienced dermatologists focused on vitiligo and pigment disorders.
Advanced Technology
World-class lasers and light therapy devices for safe, focused care.
Personalized Treatment
Plans are customized around skin type, vitiligo pattern, and lifestyle.
Compassionate Care
Supportive guidance at every step of your healing journey.
Proven Results
Evidence-based treatments designed for visible, lasting improvement.
Safe & Trusted
Clinically approved care in a hygienic and comfortable environment.
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Happy Patients
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Years of Expertise
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Care across Gujarat and beyond
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Guidance for complete well-being
patient guidance
What to Expect During Your Care Journey
Your first visit should clarify the type of vitiligo, whether patches are active or stable, and which treatment options may be suitable.
Consultation
Assessment first
Phototherapy plans may use full-body, targeted, hand-foot, or Excimer-based devices depending on the location and extent of patches.
Phototherapy
Device-led care
Stable patches that respond less to medical treatment may be evaluated for procedures such as non-cultured melanocyte transplant.
NCMT
For stable patches
Patients should ask how long treatment may take, what changes to monitor, and when follow-up visits are needed.
Follow-Up
Response varies