What is the treatment for vitiligo?

As you already know, these are patches of vitiligo. This disease can be effectively treated.

1. The blue light you are referring to should be NB-UVB (narrow band ultraviolet B) chamber treatment which is quite effective and safe modality. 2. The blisters can be easily managed by decreasing the duration of exposure. The only drawback is that you will have to visit the dermatologist every alternate day, which seems to be difficult for you. 3. Also, you are applying Melanocyl lotion (Methoxsalen). Since how long are you applying it? Did it have any good effect? 4. Another option is tablet Melanocyl. The usual dose is 20 mg on alternate days. Two hours later, sunlight exposure is given for 10-15 minutes. 5, Biopeptides, topical steroids, etc., can be given. 6. Skin grafting can be carried out. 7. Let me know what dose of Zempred 4 mg (Methylprednisolone) you are on? How many tablets per day and since how long? 8. Please send me photographs of the previous dermatologist's treatments you have taken so that further management can be planned. 9. Also tell me whether lesions are currently increasing or are they stable? If stable, since how long?

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