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Vitiligo..
White patches on foot...kind of stable patches..no increment but improving at very very slow pace...need to go for stem cell implant or meloncytes transfer..or any remedy to get rid of it as soon as possible...patches are not spread only at the sides
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Dr. Manoj Agarwala
Dermatologist
16 yrs exp
Raipur
Thanks for the query. Vitiligo is an auto immune condition with long term treatment plans. Lip and hands/feet is a difficult area to treat and most resistant. If you have tried medical therapy and not achieved desired results, you can consider suction blister grafts or non cultured melanocyte suspension, sort of surgery performed for Vitiligo. It requires expertise to perform and results take few months to be visible. There are other surgical methods as well, but this will be most beneficial in your case. The prerequisite for surgery is stable disease for atleast a year. Hope it helps
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