|Videos|August 31, 2020
Vitiligo subtypes indicate unstable, active disease
Author(s)Jessica Barry
Subtypes such as confetti vitiligo and trichrome vitiligo can be signs of unstable active disease, says expert Seemal R. Desai, M.D., FAAD.
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In the video below, Dr. Desai explains vitiligo subtypes, including confetti vitiligo and trichrome vitiligo, a topic he covered during his presentation at the AAD Virtual Meeting Experience (VMX) in June.
Related: Dr. Desai details
More vitiligo topics:
Talk to your vitiligo patients about their treatment goals How to classify disease activity in vitiligo patients The role of antioxidants in vitiligo treatment What’s new in vitiligo treatment?
Stay tuned: Vitiligo can be psychologically devastating for patients. Dr. Desai shares how recent advances in vitiligo treatment offer hope to patients impacted by the disease.
For more about AAD VMX,
Reference
Desai S. What's New in Vitiligo. Therapeutic Hotline. AAD VMX 2020; June 12, 2020.
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