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How Vitistop Gel Works
Melanocytes are epidermal cells that produce melanin, the pigment that gives skin its colour. In vitiligo, these cells can become inactive or be destroyed, leading to depigmented patches. The blend of natural extracts and evidence-based actives in Vitistop Gel helps support melanocyte regeneration and restore normal function for a more even, natural skin tone.
Phase 1
Depigmented areas may develop a faint pink hue, indicating early reactivation of melanocytes.
Phase 2
Pink areas start to contract and gradually blend with surrounding skin as melanin synthesis increases.
Phase 3
Depigmented patches disappear and the skin regains a uniform colour. Repigmentation is complete.
Key Active Ingredients
- Superoxide dismutase (SOD): Neutralises free radicals and helps rebalance the skin’s oxidative state.
- Babchi (Psoralea) seed oil: Supports melanocyte stimulation and natural melanin production.
- Copper & zinc ions: Trace minerals that activate tyrosinase, an enzyme essential for pigmentation.
- Vitamin B12: Contributes to overall skin health and pigment synthesis.
- Vitamin B5 (calcium pantothenate): Supports melanin production and copper utilisation.
Suitable for adults and children aged 3 years and above.
How to Use
- Daily use: Apply a thin layer to vitiligo areas once daily.
- Recommendation: For better results, combine with sunlight or UVB phototherapy — apply 30 minutes before light exposure.
- Timeframe: Early signs of repigmentation typically appear within 3–6 weeks.
Clinical Expertise & Assurance
Dr Michael Scheibenreif — Consultant Dermatologist (Dermatology & Venereology). Extensive experience with phototherapy for vitiligo, psoriasis and atopic eczema. Since 2025, he has served as Clinical Lead and Medical Adviser for the Vitistop range.
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Expert Advice & Further Reading
For practical, step-by-step guidance, read our Vitiligo Treatment Protocol.
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