Excimer Laser Vitiligo Treatment in Sindhanur By Expert Doctors

It is a targeted ultraviolet (308 nm) light treatment aimed only at the white patches. It helps the remaining pigment cells in the skin to become active and restore colour.

A dermatologist is the right doctor. Vitiligo can be confused with other white patches, so a proper check comes first, followed by a treatment plan.

No. Vitiligo does not spread by touch, food or sharing things. It happens when the skin loses its pigment cells, and is linked to the body's immune system.

Treatment is usually given a few times a week for several months. The number depends on the patch site, size and how the skin responds. Your doctor will guide you after the first review.

Small pinkish or brown dots may appear in about 4 to 8 weeks, and clearer improvement often takes a few months. Timing differs from person to person.

Patches on the face and neck usually respond best. Hands, feet, fingertips and lips can be slower. Recent and stable patches often respond better than very old ones.

Vitiligo cannot be promised to go away for good, but colour can return in many patches and the spread can be controlled. Patches may come back, so follow-up matters.

It is painless for most people. You may feel warmth, and mild redness or itching can follow. When used with the right settings by a trained doctor, it is a well-accepted treatment for localized patches.

Often yes. Doctors commonly combine Excimer laser with creams or other medicines to get better results. Your doctor will decide what suits you.

It works best for localized or limited patches. If vitiligo is widespread, your doctor may suggest other options such as whole-body phototherapy or medicines.

Cost depends on the number and size of patches and the number of sessions. We give you a clear estimate after the skin check, before treatment begins.