When vitiligo patches become stable and unresponsive to medical therapy or phototherapy, surgical repigmentation provides an excellent solution. Vitiligo surgery transfers active melanocytes (pigment-producing cells) from a healthy donor site to the stable depigmented patches, restoring natural skin tone.
Tiny 1mm to 2mm skin grafts are harvested from a concealed donor site (such as the thigh) and transplanted into small chambers created in the recipient white patch. High pigment spread rates yield natural skin tone matching.
A state-of-the-art cellular grafting method where melanocytes and keratinocytes are isolated in a suspension and spread over a dermabraded vitiligo patch. Ideal for covering large stable vitiligo areas in a single session.
Suction blisters are gently induced on donor skin to harvest pure epidermal roofs containing melanocytes without scarring the donor site. The grafts are seamlessly applied to the recipient area.