Vitiligo problem. Treatment or surgery?

Unfortunately it is difficult to give you the answer because of the insufficient information of your disease that you have provided. There are multiple treatment options including the ones that you have mentioned. BUT to be able to tell you what option will work best for you , a dermatologist needs to know 1. how much area (%) is affected 2. which areas are affected 3. is the disease stable or unstable 4. how long has the disease been stable if so 5. are there associated conditions like thyroid disorders etc 6. past history 7 , drug intake 8. family history 9. whether you are systemically stable etc. SINCE the information you have provided doesn't answer any of the above questions (except that it is stable) it is difficult to answer your question. GO to a dermatologist please and LET THE DERMATOLOGIST help you decide what is best for you.

Before you choose your dermatologist read this please: http://www.skinmatra.com/single-post/2016/07/03/skin-troubles-here-is-what-not-to-do

Treatment for Vitiligo:-Treatment depends upon Severity of disease. Best Treatment is NBUVB, it can be done at skin clinic three sessions in a week. Apply Tacvido Forte Cream ( Tacrolimus Cream 0.1% ) for application once daily for 1 month. Momate / Etaze cream once daily for 2 weeks. Tab. Patchex once daily for 2 months.