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Introduction
Vitiligo is a skin condition involving a loss of melanin that occurs when the cells that produce this substance die or malfunction, resulting in increasing areas of depigmentation on the skin and hair. The specific cause of this condition is unknown, but is linked to immune system disorders, hereditary factors or single instances of emotional distress.
In order to diagnose vitiligo, your doctor may perform a blood test or remove a small sample (biopsy) of affected skin in order to detect any abnormalities within the area. While there is no cure for vitiligo, there are several treatment options available to slow to progression of the condition and allow patients to once again feel confident and happy about the way they look.
Treatment for vitiligo may vary depending on the severity of the condition, and some patients may not require any treatment at all, other than protecting the skin with sunscreen and applying cosmetic camouflage cream if desired. There are several topical creams and oral medications available to restore pigment to the affected areas, while ultraviolet therapy and oral photochemotherapy may also be effective in treating patients with severe vitiligo.
Surgical procedures such as skin grafts or tattooing can improve the appearance of affected skin as well. Your doctor will determine which type of treatment is most appropriate for your individual condition.
In order to diagnose vitiligo, your doctor may perform a blood test or remove a small sample (biopsy) of affected skin in order to detect any abnormalities within the area. While there is no cure for vitiligo, there are several treatment options available to slow to progression of the condition and allow patients to once again feel confident and happy about the way they look.
Treatment for vitiligo may vary depending on the severity of the condition, and some patients may not require any treatment at all, other than protecting the skin with sunscreen and applying cosmetic camouflage cream if desired. There are several topical creams and oral medications available to restore pigment to the affected areas, while ultraviolet therapy and oral photochemotherapy may also be effective in treating patients with severe vitiligo.
Surgical procedures such as skin grafts or tattooing can improve the appearance of affected skin as well. Your doctor will determine which type of treatment is most appropriate for your individual condition.
Contact Info
Address:
2960 Ocean ave, 2nd floor
Brooklyn
NY 11235
United States
Brooklyn
NY 11235
United States
Tel:
646- 693-0048
Website:
http://www.kleydmandermatology.com
Offering
- Vitiligo Treatment & Cure
- Kybella Treatment
- Bеst Dermatology
- Plaque Psoriasis
- Laser Genesis
- Psoriasis Treatment
Hours of operation
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| Monday | Open | 9am | 5pm | ||||
| Tuesday | Open | 9am | 7pm | ||||
| Wednesday | Open | 9am | 7pm | ||||
| Thursday | Open | 9am | 7pm | ||||
| Friday | Open | 8am | 5pm | ||||
| Saturday | Open | 9am | 5pm | ||||
| Sunday | Closed | ||||||





