New treatment restores lost pigment in patients with vitiligo, dermatologists say
About one to two-percent of people worldwide have a disorder that causes their skin to lose its color. It's called vitiligo, and there's a new treatment that may be able to restore lost pigment for some people.
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New treatment restores lost pigment in patients with vitiligo, dermatologists say
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