VITILIGO TREATMENTS

Excimer Laser for Vitiligo in Pune

Excimer Laser is a targeted light-based treatment used for selected, localised vitiligo patches. At Averah, treatment begins with assessing the location, extent and activity of pigment loss before planning controlled 308 nm UVB sessions.

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Dermatology
Consultation

360°

UV Light
Therapy

3-Step

Treatment
Planning

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Progress
Reviews

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What it is

Excimer Laser is a targeted form of UVB light therapy that delivers a concentrated 308 nm wavelength directly to selected vitiligo patches.

Unlike full-body phototherapy, the handheld device focuses treatment on specific affected areas while limiting unnecessary exposure to the surrounding unaffected skin.

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When can Excimer Laser be considered?

Excimer Laser may form part of a personalised vitiligo treatment plan depending on the location, extent, stability and previous response of the patches.

It may be considered when pigment loss is limited to a few clearly defined areas rather than affecting large parts of the body.

Selected patches on the face or neck may be considered after evaluating skin sensitivity, location and treatment suitability.

The focused applicator allows controlled treatment of smaller patches while reducing exposure to nearby unaffected skin.

Excimer treatment may be discussed when prescribed topical treatment alone has not provided sufficient improvement.

A dermatologist may combine targeted light therapy with prescribed topical medication when clinically appropriate.

The treatment aims to stimulate pigment-producing activity within selected patches, although the degree of response varies.

WHO MAY NEED FURTHER ASSESSMENT

Excimer Laser is not automatically suitable for every person with vitiligo.

The diagnosis of vitiligo has not been confirmed

Pigment loss is extensive or rapidly progressing

The skin is unusually sensitive to ultraviolet light

Medications that increase light sensitivity are being used

The proposed treatment area is irritated, infected or injured

The dermatologist may recommend another medical or light-based approach if Excimer Laser is unsuitable.

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What to expect

Vitiligo Assessment

The dermatologist reviews the diagnosis, distribution, activity and previous treatment response of the affected patches.

Personalised Light Dose

The starting dose is selected according to the treatment area, skin response and clinical assessment.

Targeted Treatment Sessions

The handheld device delivers controlled 308 nm UVB light directly to the selected vitiligo patches.

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Physician note

Excimer Laser provides a focused approach for selected localised vitiligo patches. Treatment response depends on the site, duration and activity of vitiligo, so careful assessment and regular monitoring are essential.

Dr. Nihal Hussein

Aesthetic & Functional Medicine · DHA-licensed

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Why Averah

Vitiligo-Focused Assessment

The type, activity, location and extent of pigment loss are evaluated before recommending targeted treatment.

Precision-Led Targeting

Controlled 308 nm UVB light is directed specifically towards selected vitiligo patches.

Personalised Treatment Planning

Session frequency and treatment settings are adapted according to the area treated and individual skin response.

Progress-Focused Monitoring

Repigmentation and temporary skin reactions are reviewed throughout the treatment journey.

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Questions

It is a targeted UVB treatment that delivers a focused 308 nm wavelength to selected areas of affected skin.

Excimer treatment targets individual patches using a handheld device, whereas conventional phototherapy may expose larger areas of the body to UVB light.

It is generally considered for selected localised patches. Suitability depends on their location, extent, duration and activity.

The number and frequency of sessions vary according to the treatment area and individual response. A personalised schedule is created after assessment.

Most patients experience little discomfort. Temporary warmth, redness or sunburn-like sensitivity can occur after treatment.

Pigment return is gradual and varies between individuals. Multiple sessions may be required before noticeable changes appear.

Yes. A dermatologist may combine it with prescribed topical treatment when considered suitable.

No treatment can guarantee permanent repigmentation or prevent new patches. Results and their duration differ between patients.

Downtime is usually minimal, although temporary redness, sensitivity or mild irritation may occur in the treated area.

No. Treatment is recommended only after confirming the diagnosis and assessing the pattern, activity and extent of vitiligo.

Assess Your Suitability for Phototherapy

A detailed consultation to review your vitiligo pattern, affected areas, previous treatments and suitability for controlled light therapy.

Consultation

20–30 min

Consultation

20–30 min

Best For

Post-acne scars & uneven texture

Downtime

Depends on treatment

Approach

Personalised & dermatologist-led

Best For

Selected vitiligo patches

Downtime

Usually minimal

Approach

Controlled light therapy

Phototherapy suitability, frequency and treatment duration are decided individually.

PERSONALISED VITILIGO CARE

Precision matters more than intensity.

Excimer treatment is not simply about applying stronger light. Effective planning considers the location, size and activity of each patch together with the patient’s skin response.

At Averah, treatment focuses on controlled targeting, appropriate dose selection and consistent monitoring rather than promising instant or guaranteed pigment return.

VITILIGO CARE

Considering light therapy for vitiligo?

Start with a dermatologist-led vitiligo assessment to understand whether controlled phototherapy is suitable for your skin and treatment goals.

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