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  5. I've had vitigo since I was five years old. I now have white spots covering 60% of my body. However, all I want is to return my face to its original skin tone. Additionally, I have some acne or pimples on my face. So kindly, give me a suggestion.

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I've had vitigo since I was five years old. I now have white spots covering 60% of my body. However, all I want is to return my face to its original skin tone. Additionally, I have some acne or pimples on my face. So kindly, give me a suggestion.

Asked by Female, 35 · 12 hours ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

12 hours ago

With long-standing Vitiligo, complete return of original color may be difficult, but facial patches often respond better to treatment; a dermatologist may prescribe creams like Tacrolimus or mild steroids and sometimes light therapy to help repigmentation. For acne, use a gentle face wash and a mild gel like Adapalene at night if suitable, and avoid harsh or irritating products on vitiligo areas.
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  1. Vitiligo Treatment Options

    • Consider topical corticosteroids or calcineurin inhibitors.
    • Explore phototherapy or depigmentation therapy with a dermatologist.

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    • Use makeup camouflage or skin dyes to even out skin tone.

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    • Maintain a gentle skincare routine.
    • Use topical treatments like benzoyl peroxide or retinoids.

  4. When to Seek Specialist Care

    • Consult a dermatologist for personalized treatment plans and ongoing monitoring.

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