​It is beautiful to realize how people have been valuing their unique way of being, rescuing their self-esteem by their choices and not the standards that have been set by society. Beauty is one of these features, and vitiligo, an autoimmune disease that affects the pigmentation of the skin, is part of this process. For some people, the rare spots are a reason for pride, and for others, the disease is a challenge.

 

Since one of the factors that trigger the vitiligo is the emotional condition, dermopigmentation has been even more recommended for those who feel better decreasing the difference of the despigmented skin tone. The rescue of the well-being and confidence is achieved naturally.

 

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), vitiligo affects more than 150 million people across the world. The gradual loss of the pigment of the skin is associated with the decrease or loss of melanocytes, responsible for the making of the melanin in the affected region.