A disorder called vitiligo results in areas of skin losing their pigment. With time, the discoloured spots often enlarge. Any portion of the body’s skin might be impacted by the illness. The tongue and hair can both be impacted by it. Melanin often controls the hue of skin and hair. Melanin-producing cells die or cease working, which causes vitiligo. All skin tones are affected by vitiligo, however those with dark or black skin may notice it more. Neither the ailment is infectious nor life-threatening. It could cause tension or make you feel self-conscious. The afflicted skin’s colour may return with vitiligo treatment. However, it cannot stop a persistent loss of skin colour or a recurrence.
What are Vitiligo Patches?
The typical onset of vitiligo is a few little white patches, which may progressively develop throughout the body over several months. However, vitiligo can appear anywhere on the body, including the mucous membranes (wet lining of the mouth, nose, genital, and rectal regions), the eyes, and the inner ears. It often starts on the hands, forearms, feet, and face.
The bigger patches can occasionally keep growing and spreading, but most of the time they remain in one spot for years. As specific parts of skin lose and acquire pigment, the position of smaller macules varies and changes throughout time. The quantity of skin affected by vitiligo varies, with some people having only a few depigmented spots and others having a significant loss of skin colour.
How common is Vitiligo?
Approximately 1% or slightly more of people worldwide have vitiligo. All ethnicities and genders are equally susceptible to vitiligo, however those with darker skin tend to have more obvious symptoms.
Although vitiligo can arise at any age, it most frequently affects persons between the ages of 10 and 30. Extremely young or very old people seldom ever get vitiligo.
How to differentiate Vitiligo from a White Patch?
Skin affected by vitiligo frequently begins as a pale area that progressively becomes all-white. A patch’s centre might be white, with lighter skin surrounding it. The patch could be somewhat pink rather than white if there are blood vessels under the skin. The patch’s margins might be straight or wavy.
How is Vitiligo treated?
Vitiligo does not have a treatment. Medical therapy aims to achieve a uniform skin tone by either re-pigmenting (restoring colour) or removing the residual colour (depigmentation). In recent years, camouflage therapy, re-pigmentation therapy, light therapy, and cosmetic surgery is what many people are trying to get it to get rid off the vitiligo. But 98% of the times it fails to give a proper cure. Instead, its start giving the poor scars and dark skin patches on the affected area. Sometime people don’t get any result at all even though treating it for so many years.
MPT Treatment by Machu Clinic (Best Vitiligo Treatment with latest approach)
In 2009, Machu Clinic has invented MPT Treatment for Vitiligo patients. It’s the life changing moment for everyone who suffered my vitiligo white patches. It has a highest success rate of 91% Since 2009, our R&D towards MPT treatment Providing higher success rates. At the same time, we are the one and only clinic in India provides this treatment. We are Expert and specialised in it. At Machu clinic, you can now get the best vitiligo coverup service in Bangalore. In addition to that, we also excel at scar coverup and vitiligo treatment for lips. The following procedures are used at Machu’s for MPT on vitiligo patches.
Know whether your Vitiligo has stopped spreading?
The vitiligo patches must first cease spreading in order to proceed. Consult your doctor about it. For best effects, keep your patches constant and unchanged for at least 6 to 12 months. We can begin our MPT treatment as soon as doctor declares that the patches have stopped spreading and are stable.
The patch tests
The next procedure you will go through is a patch test now that your vitiligo patches have stopped and you have arrived at our studio. Our experts will start to examine the vitiligo. We have the best vitiligo treatment in India. They are all hand-picked form all over the world. Then, MPT treatment starts by applying the Organic Nano-pigmented melanin ink on the affected are as a patch test. In some scenario, clients travel from other countries or states wants to Get a full treatment done at the first sitting itself without a patch test. Usually, we don't recommend that but if they wish to do it we are happy to go-ahead with that.
The 4 weeks wait
It is best to wait until the patch test area has fully healed, which should take around 4 weeks. Before continuing with the entire treatment, you may verify the colour match, appropriate ink, and other things once it has healed. Healing procedure is a piece of cake. No need to use any dermas, tablets or any awful syrups.
Skin colour match
As we know due to the loss of melanin, we are getting vitiligo white patches but our melanin layer should be strong enough to hold our nano pigmented organic inks, during MPT treatment. If it’s so, then our patch test will get success in most cases. At the conclusion of the fourth healing week, if your melanin has accepted the skin colour pigmentations, you will acquire 70–80% of the skin colour outcomes.
The Best Vitiligo Treatment
If we get 70- 80% of output, we can proceed with the entire treatment. After a patch test if you have got the darker hue, then we will proceed with the lighter colours on the second visit same vice-versa. when the treatment matches your skin tone perfectly or to a lighter or darker hue.
Satisfied with the results
If you are satisfied with the outcome after healing, you can choose to go forward. Unlikely, you are getting a patch test result less than 70%. Even though, you want to continue the MPT treatment in the remaining places of the body. We are happy to proceed but you need to be aware of the consents.
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