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A comparative pilot study of dipstick versus open-spray cryotherapy techniques as depigmentation treatments for vitiligo.

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Depigmentation therapy is considered in patients with wide-spread vitiligo (>50% body surface area, BSA), especially if in exposed sites and those who have significant cosmetic disfigurement due to residual pigmentations.… Click to show full abstract

Depigmentation therapy is considered in patients with wide-spread vitiligo (>50% body surface area, BSA), especially if in exposed sites and those who have significant cosmetic disfigurement due to residual pigmentations. Remaining pigmented patches can be removed using depigmentation creams (20-40% monobenzyl ether of hydroquinone; MBEH), laser therapy or cryotherapy[1].

Keywords: pilot study; depigmentation; comparative pilot; cryotherapy; study dipstick; dipstick versus

Journal Title: Journal of cosmetic dermatology
Year Published: 2021

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