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Dr Anshuman Manaswi is the chief plastic surgeon at La Transformatione, an aesthetic clinic, and founder-director of Namaste Health, a location-based emergency redressal mobile application, which offers emergency healthcare services.
Along with his expertise in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, he focuses on complete patient care, supporting their physical and emotional health.
Dr Anshuman, who has been practising for 28 years, holds an MBBS from JIPMER, Pondicherry, and has a superspeciality degree -- MCh (master of chirurgiae) in plastic surgery from Mumbai University.
His innovative approach has contributed towards treating several socially challenging conditions like lymphedema (elephant foot/ hand/ filariasis) and gender reassignment surgeries.... more
Aparna Question by Aparna on Jul 03, 2025Hindi
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Sir, I have been under Vitiligo since my childhood and I am under the doctor's check up. I am taking an ointment (Taculimus ointment 0.1% W/W) Also I take 3 pills of 10 mg of Prednisolone dispensable tablets per day after breakfast. It does not spread completely to my body. However, there are several patches of my neck, hands and feet. But now some new patches are coming out. So what can I do to get out of some new patches? Also can I cure it by using this ointment?

Ans: Hi
Vitiligo is a difficult disease. You are on the correct line of treatment. If there are any patch which is not growing, we can consider cosmetic surgery for it to cover it
Continue treatment with ur dermatologist for the new patches
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