Cellular Grafts

Noncultured cell suspensions – epidermal cell and follicular cell
Cultured melanocytes/keratinocytes grafts

No grafting techniques

Micropigmentation
Excision / Closure
Dermabrasion

Skin Camouflage – It involves the use of special creams that help hide the vitiligo patches so that patients can live without feeling self-conscious. Camouflage doesn’t cure vitiligo it only makes them less visible. They are of the following types:

Make-up: When correctly applied, skin camouflage is usually waterproof and also confers some sun protection. In this, the cream is applied and fixed with a powder after brushing the excess powder the color is fixed with fixing spray. The two popular brands of camouflage cream are Dermablend and Kryolan.
Fake tans change the color of outermost layer of the skin and require less frequent applications then camouflage. For example, Vitocolor.
Medical tattooing- More permanent method of camouflage but is suitable for small areas of skin like lips, and eyebrows.

Hormonal changes in the body as seen during adolescence.

Damage to the skin from the cut, trauma, or sunburns.
Extreme stress.
Contact with certain chemicals.