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Topical and nutritional care · approx. 2-month programme
2 × Vitistop Gel 50 ml + Vitistop 60 Tablets
Combines topical care of depigmented areas with daily nutritional support. The gel is applied before 311 nm NB-UVB phototherapy or controlled sunlight; the tablets are taken once daily. The pack covers approximately two months.
In the pack
2 × Vitistop Gel 50 ml + 1 × Vitistop 60 Tablets (60 days)
Your saving
You pay for the two gels – the tablets (£32) are free (£80 instead of £112).
Active ingredients
One of the main ingredients; may support melanocytes and the skin’s natural pigment-forming processes.
Helps neutralise free radicals and supports the skin’s antioxidant balance.
Support processes involved in normal melanin production.
Contribute to normal skin function.
Patented melon extract with a high concentration of antioxidants (SOD).
Amino acid required for melanin synthesis.
Para-aminobenzoic acid, traditionally included in pigment-support formulas.
Contributes to normal homocysteine metabolism and normal immune function.
About Vitistop Gel
Why the gel works best with light
Vitistop Gel is rich in psoralens, natural plant compounds that make pigment cells respond more strongly to light. Apply it 30 minutes before every 311 nm NB-UVB session or controlled time in the sun.
In a randomised trial, adding psoralen to 311 nm NB-UVB gave a larger improvement than light alone (VASI score reduced by 29.2 % vs 21.7 %) and repigmentation started earlier.
“Since we added Vitistop Gel to phototherapy, pigment starts to return sooner and the treatment itself gives better results.”
Dr Natalia Lobotkova
Dermatologist, Dermanat clinic
Read more about Vitistop Gel and the studies →
Source: Bansal S, Sahoo B, Garg V. Photodermatology, Photoimmunology & Photomedicine, 2013. Individual results vary.
What to expect with Vitistop Gel
When Will You See New Pigment?
Repigmentation happens step by step. With regular use – Vitistop Gel applied before every NB-UVB 311 nm session or controlled sun exposure, 2–3 times a week – many of our customers notice the first new pigment after about 4–6 weeks.
Weeks 1–4: Building the Habit
Your skin gets used to regular light sessions. You will not see much change yet – this is normal. What matters most now is sticking to the treatment plan, session after session.
Weeks 4–6: The First Pigment Dots
New pigment usually starts as small brown dots, often around the hair follicles inside a white patch, or as a darker rim creeping in from the edge of the patch.
Months 2–3: Dots Grow and Join Up
With continued use the dots slowly grow and begin to merge into small islands of colour. The white areas gradually get smaller.
Darker at First? That Is Normal
Freshly returning pigment can look a little darker than the surrounding skin at first. Over the following months the shade usually evens out and blends in with your natural skin tone.
Tip: take a photo of your patches in the same light once a month – early progress is much easier to see side by side. The face and neck usually respond fastest; hands, feet, elbows and knees need more patience.
From the founder
Tried and Tested on My Own Skin
I’m Peter, the founder of VitiligoShop – and I have vitiligo myself. I know the feeling of looking at white patches in the mirror and wondering if anything will ever change. Before we offered Vitistop Gel to anyone, I used it on my own patches together with UVB light. I still remember the day I spotted the first tiny brown dots – and how, week after week, they slowly began to fill in the white areas.
Since then, many of our customers have gone through the same journey and sent us their before-and-after photos. That is why I can recommend Vitistop Gel with confidence: it helped me, it has helped others – and with a regular routine, it can give your skin the chance to bring the colour back too.
– Peter, founder of VitiligoShop
Individual results vary. Vitistop Gel is a cosmetic product and does not replace medical advice.
How to use
- Vitistop Tablets: 1 tablet daily with water, preferably during a meal.
- Apply the gel to the affected areas and wait about 30 minutes before 311 nm NB-UVB phototherapy or controlled sunlight.
- Starting exposure: adults 30 seconds, children 15 seconds. If there is no redness after the previous session, increase by about 20 seconds. The target is a mild pinkish redness only.
- 2–3 sessions per week, at least 48 hours apart. If the skin stays red, wait until it has fully recovered.
Please note: Vitistop Gel: for external use only, suitable from 3 years of age. Avoid contact with the eyes; do not apply to red, irritated, damaged or sunburnt skin. Vitistop Tablets: food supplement, recommended from 12 years of age. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Not a substitute for a varied diet and healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of young children. Consult your doctor if pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication. Individual response varies. These products do not replace medical advice. Questions? info@vitiligoshop.co.uk
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