Vitistop Gel 200ml [XXL Pack]

Why is Vitistop Gel available in the Vitiligo Shop?

How Vitistop Gel works

Melanocytes are skin cells responsible for producing melanin – the pigment that gives our skin its colour. In vitiligo, these cells become inactive or are destroyed, which leads to white patches on the skin. The potent blend of natural extracts and scientifically supported active ingredients in Vitistop Gel helps revitalise melanocytes and supports them in resuming their normal function – for a more even, natural-looking skin tone.

Repigmentation phases (Vitistop Gel)

Stage 1

White patches may show a slight pinkish tint – a sign that melanocytes are beginning to reactivate.

Stage 2

Pinkish areas may gradually start to turn into new pigment, which can initially appear darker than the surrounding skin.

Stage 3

At this stage, the depigmented areas have disappeared and the skin shows an even tone again. Repigmentation is complete.

Our advanced formula

Vitistop Gel combines the latest research in a balanced blend of active ingredients:

• Superoxide dismutase (SOD): Neutralises free radicals and helps restore the skin’s antioxidant balance.
• Psoralea seed oil: Stimulates melanocytes to support natural melanin production.
• Copper & zinc: Support tyrosinase activity – a key enzyme involved in pigmentation.
• Vitamins B5 & B12: Support overall skin health and melanin synthesis.
• Calcium pantothenate: Promotes melanin production and supports copper utilisation for optimal results.

Suitable for adults and children from the age of 3.

How to use for best results

1. Preparation before treatment: Apply the product 30 minutes before sun exposure or UVB therapy.
2. Gradually increase exposure: Start with short intervals (e.g. 5 minutes in the sun, or as instructed for your UVB lamp) and increase gradually as the skin adapts.
3. Target response: Increase the intervals step-by-step until the vitiligo areas show mild redness – this may indicate effective stimulation of pigmentation.
4. Important note: Only expose your skin to the UVB lamp or sunlight once any redness has fully settled and the vitiligo areas appear pale again.
   For this reason, exposure is generally carried out 2–3 times per week, allowing the skin sufficient time to recover between sessions.
5. Results: The first signs of repigmentation may become visible after around 3–6 weeks.

Real people, real results

Join our satisfied customers who have experienced remarkable changes with Vitistop Gel. Visit our customer experiences for inspiring before-and-after photos and testimonials.

Expert advice & further information

For more detailed guidance on vitiligo treatment, please read our comprehensive article Vitiligo Treatment Protocol.

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