How to treat halo nevus type leukoplakia?

Vitiligo is a skin disease that people are afraid of and is difficult to treat. Halo-type leukoplakia is one of the symptoms of vitiligo. So how should you treat halo-type leukoplakia? This requires starting with a combination of Chinese and Western medicine treatment from the inside out.

What are the lumpy white patches on the skin? Among the white spots that include halo nevus, vitiligo, and mottled disease, many patients can't figure out which type their white spots belong to? Is halo nevus vitiligo? Many patients with halo nevus have heard of a saying: vitiligo is halo nevus, and halo nevus is vitiligo, but there are indeed differences when checking the symptoms. So, what is the difference between halo nevus and vitiligo?

What is a halo nevus?

Halo nevus mainly refers to the phenomenon of halo-shaped depigmentation around pigmented nevus. A depigmented halo appears around the nevus cells. The mole in the middle of a halo nevus is usually a typical acquired nevus cell nevus. White halos and pigmented nevi can flatten and eventually disappear, and the disappearance time is between 5 months and 8 years. It is common that once a halo nevus is formed, it will exist for a long time, and its white spots will persist for a long time or continue to expand. Clinically, halo nevus and vitiligo often occur together, so some scholars believe that halo nevus should be listed as one of the special manifestations of vitiligo.

The relationship between halo nevus and vitiligo

1. Vitiligo and halo nevus have many similarities. For example, both are depigmented spots, both have pathological destruction of melanocytes, and both have a certain relationship with immune abnormalities. Pathological complaints have been reported in different ethnic groups, and the incidence of halo nevus is similar in both men and women. The age of onset varies, but it is most common in children and young adults. The peak incidence is between 10 and 20 years old.

2. Simply put: halo nevus is also a type of vitiligo. The clinical manifestation of early vitiligo symptoms is mainly the clear boundaries of white spots. The hair in the leukoplakia may also turn white, appear smooth, and have no scales or scabs. White spots tend to spread gradually. They are sensitive to light and can turn red after a little exposure to the sun.

Receive standardized treatment and say goodbye to the troubles of halo moles and white spots

So how to effectively eliminate white spots with halo moles? The hospital has unique insights into the diagnosis and treatment of white spots, from early classification and staging detection to the diagnosis and treatment of integrated Chinese and Western medicine, from internal and external treatment to regeneration of melanocyte transplantation, accurately identifying the cause of the disease, regulating the treatment according to the cause, avoiding the stimulation of external drugs, and breaking out of the vicious circle of vitiligo "easy to diagnose but difficult to treat, easy to relapse after cure", which is a real blessing for the majority of white spot patients.

For the treatment of halo moles and white spots, the hospital uses the American Xtrac-308 excimer light therapy system, which is the pinnacle of laser treatment for skin diseases. It integrates many world-class technologies such as 308XeCI excimer light source, 154Hz quasi-continuous nano-modulation, computer-controlled irradiation dose precision control and liquid light source transmission (LLG). It is one of the most reliable lasers used internationally to treat vitiligo. The principle is to use high-intensity UA light to instantly activate the melanocyte stem cells dormant under the white spot skin, causing the stem cells to split into tens of thousands of melanocytes, causing the halo mole and white spots to disappear and return to normal skin color.