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It's been a year since I've been getting Xtrac laser treatments and although I've seen some progress, I'm looking into other treatments. My relatives from the Philippines sent me tolenorm oil, which is supposed to help with vitiligo and other hypo-pigmentary problems. Has anyone on tumblr tried this out? And if so, what were the results? Are there any other recommendations for treatments out there?
Comparison shot from summer (?) and a few days ago. The spot on my jaw is getting more filled in and there's more repigmentation on my chin from before.
Haven't posted in a while but I was just asking my sister about Melagenina Plus and she brought up a point I didn't think of. It makes sense to me though. Anyway, has anyone had any luck with it? I've been getting X-Trac laser treatments and applying Elidel here and there. There's was a short period of quick repigmentation but it's since slowed down. I'll be posting more updates in the near future.
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In case you’re new to this site, you can visit the official Photomedex site to learn more about their XTRAC treatment for vitiligo.
Today I went in for my first treatment. It was such a simple process. I sat down, the dermatologist passed a lighted wand-like instrument over the vitiligo patches on my hands, elbows, and forehead, and that was it. All in all, it took about 15 minutes and other than a bit of warmth as the light touched my skin, I felt nothing.
The dermatologist asked if I had ever tried protopic. I hadn’t, so she gave me a sample to try on a little area of my foot to see how my skin responds.
It is evening now and the spots on my forehead and a few places on my hands already show a pinkish hue…a good start! My next appointment is this Friday.
Have you ever visited the Photomedex.com site? They have recently received FDA approval for their XTRAC laser to treat vitiligo. “The XTRAC laser utilizes UVB light to potentially stimulate melanocytes that may be present deep in the skin.” So, essentially it’s like having sunlight concentrated to the white patches to stimulate re-pigmentation. I’ve seen the before and after photo’s and it looks very promising! Read more
Color me impressed! The new method of applying the laser is making an incredible difference in my treatments. I’ve seen more pigmentation appear over the past 2 months than I have in the previous 5. I’m not taking any additional supplements, but i do go to the pool about 4 times per week, so this may be helping as well.
It seems only natural to assume that because the white patches of skin are not protected by pigment that we should stay out of the sun, but I feel that with careful monitoring of time spent under the rays one can benefit two-fold…your skin will begin to repigment and spending time outdoors will certainly lift your spirits.
I don’t use SPF, but i suppose for safety sake i should recommend that you do.
Now, go out and enjoy the beautiful sunny day!
