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Vitiligo is a skin disorder that results in patches of lost pigmentation. While there is no cure for vitiligo, there are various treatments available to help manage the condition. One treatment option is vitiligo surgery which involves transplanting melanocytes from healthy skin to the affected areas.
There are several types of vitiligo surgeries including
While vitiligo surgery can be effective in restoring pigmentation to the skin, it is not suitable for everyone. The success of the procedure depends on factors such as the location and extent of the vitiligo, the age of the person,overall health and the skill of the surgeon. Risks associated with vitiligo surgery include infection, scarring and poor cosmetic results.
During this consultation, the skin care expert will review medical history including any previous surgeries or medical conditions that may affect the procedure. They will examine the affected areas of your skin to assess the extent and severity of the vitiligo. The skin therapist will explain the risks and benefits of the opeartion including potential complications and the likelihood of success.
If an operation is scheduled, you will receive pre-operative instructions on how to prepare, including which medications to avoid and what to expect on the day of surgery.Additionally, the skin specialist will explain what to expect during the recovery period and provide instructions on post-operative care for the affected areas.
The actual treatment process for vitiligo surgery may vary depending on the type of surgery being performed and the extent of the vitiligo. Below is a summary of the procedure carried out with respect to vitiligo surgery
Post-treatment care guidelines for Vitiligo Surgery