Problem Surgical management of vitiligo is one of the most remarkable breakthroughs in dermatosurgery in recent times.[1] Popular surgical modalities such as suction blister grafting and autologous melanocyte–keratinocyte transfer require… Click to show full abstract
Problem Surgical management of vitiligo is one of the most remarkable breakthroughs in dermatosurgery in recent times.[1] Popular surgical modalities such as suction blister grafting and autologous melanocyte–keratinocyte transfer require even dermabrasion of the recipient area for optimal outcome. Dermabrasion for preparing the recipient site is usually done manually with a metallic dermabrader or a motorized dermabrader. The former is difficult to maneuver and the latter demands expertise in handling, and the permissible margin of error is very little when adjacent to vital organs.[2,3]
               
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