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Treatment of Upper- and Lower-Extremity Vitiligo with Epidermal Grafts After CO2 Laser Resurfacing with Systemic and Topical Steroids
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 06/23/09

Hoseny SME - Vitiligo is an acquired condition that presents as sharply demarcated white macules. It affects 1–2% of people of all races, regardless of gender or age. Although the disease does not have any systemic complications, it is of great concern, particularly in darker-skinned individuals. Surgical therapies were used in conjunction with medical therapy to achieve repigmentation after the disease was stabilized.

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