Vitiligo treatment – narrowband UVB phototherapy

Vitiligo is a condition characterized by loss of pigmentation on the skin, manifested by the appearance of white depigmented patches. This occurs as a result of destruction or dysfunction of melanocytes, the cells responsible for melanin production.

Phototherapy UVB narrowband is one of the methods used in dermatology for vitiligo management. It uses a specific wavelength of ultraviolet light, which helps stimulate melanocytes and initiate the repigmentation process.

Treatment is carried out progressively, in multiple sessions, to achieve optimal skin response. The procedure is non-invasive and is performed under medical supervision.

Phototherapy can contribute to:

• stimulating skin repigmentation
• reducing contrast between affected areas and healthy skin
• improving skin appearance

Treatment is adapted based on the affected area and the individual response of the patient.

During the medical consultation, the doctor evaluates the extent of vitiligo and establishes a personalized treatment plan.

To achieve optimal results, generally 8–10 sessions are required, depending on clinical progression.

The displayed price is per session and includes VAT.

Indicative price. Final cost may vary depending on the treated area and recommended protocol.