Due to their skin condition, individuals with vitiligo may have a different skin care routine that works for them, and not the general one
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Due to their skin condition, individuals with vitiligo may have a different skin care routine that works for them, and not the general one
The nature of vitiligo makes it very important to visit a dermatologist to create a regimen that helps you manage the it. Your doctor can also write steroid prescriptions for you and will help ensure that you don’t have any vitamin deficiencies. If you have vitiligo, know that you have the options of treating it, camouflaging it (concealing it) or embracing it. By embracing it, you simply understand that with or without the vitiligo, you’re still you and the vitiligo doesn’t define you. I’ve seen many models with vitiligo who are doing just great out there. Whatever your decision is, it’s the best.
If you suspect you have vitiligo, or have been formally diagnosed, create a regimen with your dermatologist, invest in a quality sunscreen. When you have vitiligo, the most important thing is protection, protect your skin against harsh weather and see a dermatologist. The biggest mistake you can make when it comes to your skin is to self recommend products or use products just because others are using it.