Vitiligo
Repigmentation treatments: PUVA, UVB and lasers.
Vitiligo
Repigmentation treatments: PUVA, UVB and lasers.
Vitiligo
Repigmentation treatments: PUVA, UVB and lasers.
Vitiligo is a skin condition in which pigment cells (melanocytes) are destroyed, causing white patches to appear on the skin. The disease is not contagious and is not dangerous to health.
Symptoms
- White patches on the skin
- Gradual spreading
- Hair color change in affected areas
- Increased sun sensitivity
Treatment options
- Steroid creams
- Phototherapy (UVB)
- Topical JAK inhibitors
- Skin grafts in stable cases
The clinic’s medical approach
An accurate diagnosis first, then a personal treatment plan — not treating the symptom alone.
An accurate diagnosis before any treatment
Many skin conditions look similar on the surface yet have an entirely different medical origin. The right diagnosis is the basis for effective treatment.
Advanced tests as needed
Dermoscopy, skin biopsies and laboratory tests when they are required for a differential diagnosis.
A personal treatment plan
Treatment is built around the diagnosis, the severity and the patient’s lifestyle — tailored to each individual.
When to seek care promptly
When a skin condition is accompanied by pain, burning, tenderness, significant itching or a change in a mole — it is advisable to seek an assessment promptly.
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Frequently asked questions
When a skin condition is accompanied by pain, a burning sensation, tenderness or significant itching, or when there is a change in a mole — it is advisable to seek an assessment promptly, as it may require treatment.
After a clinical examination, and if needed laboratory tests or a biopsy, a personal treatment plan is built based on the diagnosis and the latest scientific knowledge.
You can book a personal consultation with Dr. Rimma Laufer Britva in Kfar Saba via the website form or a WhatsApp message.
