Vitiligo Treatments - The surgical treatment of vitiligo:
• When topical steroids or not repigment PUV therapy, surgical treatment May be made. Therapies surgical lot of time and can be seen in inactive, not only progressive disease. They are located and adapted for segmental vitiligo. Areas such as fingers, ankles, forehead and hairlines tend to show poor results.
• minigrafting autologous. Multiple, small punch biopsies are taken from an area donor and recipient vitiligo treatments, where sites are biopsy
• separated by 4 to 5 mm vitiliginous skin. The donor is put into the receiver defects and transplants are sealed. Centrifuges pigmentation extends from the site receiver. PUV concomitant therapy can help to disseminate the pigments. This procedure can produce excellent results in the segmental vitiligo. An appearance pavers or scarring can occur rather than treatment.
• skin graft concerning the formation of blisters on the donor and recipient sites using a suction device and remove the roof of blisters. The roof of the blisters from donor sites are located in areas sites denudadas receivers and bandages are applied in both donor and recipient sites.
• Transplantation in vitro culture of melanocytes in vitiliginous receptor sites denudadas has also been successful in producing cosmetically acceptable repigmentación vitiligo.
Despigmentación of vitiligo:
In patients with vitiligo, depigmentation other islands of normal skin May be more acceptable cosmetically. To achieve this objective, monobenzyl ether of hydroquinone in a concentration of 20% is applied twice a day on skin pigmentation. It May take months to establish depigmentation, which is usually permanent.
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• When topical steroids or not repigment PUV therapy, surgical treatment May be made. Therapies surgical lot of time and can be seen in inactive, not only progressive disease. They are located and adapted for segmental vitiligo. Areas such as fingers, ankles, forehead and hairlines tend to show poor results.
• minigrafting autologous. Multiple, small punch biopsies are taken from an area donor and recipient vitiligo treatments, where sites are biopsy
• separated by 4 to 5 mm vitiliginous skin. The donor is put into the receiver defects and transplants are sealed. Centrifuges pigmentation extends from the site receiver. PUV concomitant therapy can help to disseminate the pigments. This procedure can produce excellent results in the segmental vitiligo. An appearance pavers or scarring can occur rather than treatment.
• skin graft concerning the formation of blisters on the donor and recipient sites using a suction device and remove the roof of blisters. The roof of the blisters from donor sites are located in areas sites denudadas receivers and bandages are applied in both donor and recipient sites.
• Transplantation in vitro culture of melanocytes in vitiliginous receptor sites denudadas has also been successful in producing cosmetically acceptable repigmentación vitiligo.
Despigmentación of vitiligo:
In patients with vitiligo, depigmentation other islands of normal skin May be more acceptable cosmetically. To achieve this objective, monobenzyl ether of hydroquinone in a concentration of 20% is applied twice a day on skin pigmentation. It May take months to establish depigmentation, which is usually permanent.
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