All about Vitiligo

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Watch this video by Dr. Meenaz Khoja where she mentions some dos and don’ts about Vitiligo to manage it well and reduce the risk of its spread.

Vitiligo patches are more prone to sun damage. Watch Dr. Rikita Patel share useful skincare and overall health tips for Vitiligo patients. Consult a dermatologist to tackle Vitiligo in the best way possible.

Vitiligo can’t be cured but it can certainly be treated. Watch this video by Dr. Shubhra Shukla where she sheds light on this skin condition and explains in depth about different treatments that are available. Consult your dermatologist to know which treatment will suit you the best.

Watch this video by Dr. Uttam Lenka where he shares valuable information about Vitiligo and the right way to deal with it. Consult a dermatologist to understand the course of your treatment for this skin condition.

Many people in India believe Vitiligo is a result of past Karma. Watch Dr. Gagandeep Kaur clear the air around Vitiligo superstitions like this one and many others in this 3-min video.

There is no connection between Vitiligo and skin cancer. Watch Dr. Monika Bains share some hard facts like this about Vitiligo by clearing misconceptions about this skin condition.

Vitiligo has no direct relation to food; hence eating certain food combinations doesn’t cause Vitiligo. Watch Dr. Ruchika Tripathi clear some misconceptions like this one in this video. Consult a dermatologist to learn more about Vitiligo and its treatments.

Vitiligo can affect people with any skin type and color. Watch this video by Dr. Siddhi Chavan where she explains the skin condition in brief and talks about various treatment that a patient can consider.

There is nothing to be scared of about Vitiligo. Watch this video by Dr. Varsha Verma where she sheds light on various treatment options that are available to treat Vitiligo based on the severity of the spread. Consult your dermatologist to know which treatment is best in your case.