Will All Vitiligo Grow to the Face?

Will all vitiligo grow to the face? The answer is not simply yes or no. Because each vitiligo patient has a specific cause and site and characteristics of the onset of the disease, you can not generalize.

The most important feature of vitiligo is that it is easy to spread, and it is easy to spread to the face, which makes many vitiligo patients distressed and concerned. And there is reasons that vitiligo would more likely to occur on the face, neck, and other exposed parts:

The first reason is that the skin of the exposed area is vulnerable to sunlight;

The second is that the cell itself synthesizes the intermediate substance of melanin accumulated too much, damaging melanocytes thus occurring white patches;

The third is the long-term pressure on the abrasion site, which caused the blocked micro-circulation, and this local damage thus triggering vitiligo.

Vitiligo occurred on the face or exposed parts and seriously affects the image of people, which will bring psychological and spiritual harm to the patient. Vitiligo on the face must be treated in time, otherwise, after the development of the disease, the white patches will expand a lot, and brings disfiguring damage to the patient. And patients must be treated at the beginning of vitiligo, when it is easier to carry out the treatment, for the later stages of the treatment are very troublesome.

There is no clear cause for vitiligo disease, but the onset of many vitiligos is related to mental factors. In daily life, patients must keep the spirit and psychological happiness, which is a very important point. Vitiligo patients should also try to keep the relaxation. These will help to prevent the recurrence or spread of vitiligo.

At the same time, it is recommended that patients should treat the disease correctly and pay attention to adjusting their psychological state. In addition, most cosmetics and covering solutions have the effect of stimulating the skin, it is recommended that patients try not to use them to avoid speeding up the spread of vitiligo.