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Safety and age

Who is the routine for?

Age changes supplement choices, prescription options and the level of supervision needed for light treatment.

18+Adult18 years or older 12–17TeenagerVitistop Tablets are age-appropriate from 12; treatment remains supervised 3–11Child aged 3–11Vitix and the child-specific prescription pathway apply <3Child under 3Professional assessment before any product or home-light routine

Please select an age group.

Safety screen

Do any of these apply?

Select every item that applies. These answers do not automatically rule out treatment, but they change the safest next step.

PPregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeedingImportant for prescription and supplement decisions UVPhotosensitivity or a light-sensitive conditionIncluding lupus, porphyria or severe reactions to sunlight SCPersonal history of skin cancerOr a strong family history that concerns you RxMedicine that may increase light sensitivityFor example, some antibiotics, retinoids or herbal products !Current serious infection or significant immune suppressionRelevant before discussing a topical JAK inhibitor ✓None of these applyContinue to the next question

Choose “None” only when no other safety item applies. The form will deselect it automatically if you choose another option.

Please select at least one option.

Diagnosis

How certain is the diagnosis?

A treatment finder should not assume every white patch is vitiligo. Confirmation matters before prescription treatment or home phototherapy.

NSVConfirmed non-segmental vitiligoUsually affects both sides or more than one body region SVConfirmed segmental vitiligoUsually limited to one side or one segment DXVitiligo confirmed, subtype unknownA clinician has diagnosed vitiligo ?Not formally confirmedI believe it is vitiligo, but have not had a diagnosis

Please select one option.

Current activity

What has happened during the last 3–6 months?

This helps distinguish a repigmentation-focused routine from a “medical review first” pathway.

↑↑Rapid spreadSeveral new patches or clearly enlarging areas over weeks ↑Some recent changeA few new areas or gradual enlargement —Mostly stableNo obvious new patches or enlargement ↓Already repigmentingI can see dots, borders or areas of pigment returning ?I am not sureI have not been taking comparable photographs

Please select one option.

Affected areas

Where are the patches?

Select every area that applies. Body location strongly affects practical treatment choices and realistic timelines.

Please select at least one area.

Extent and patch characteristics

How much skin is affected?

Use your palm including fingers as roughly 1% of body surface area. Choose the closest estimate.

<1%A few small patchesLess than one palm in total 1–3%Limited areaAbout one to three palms in total 3–10%Several or larger areasApproximately three to ten palms 10%+Extensive vitiligoMore than approximately ten palms

A small number of patches may still be emotionally significant. This estimate is used only for practical treatment mapping.

Please select one option.

History and response potential

Which description fits best?

Select every relevant point. Long-standing acral patches and white hairs often need more patience and specialist discussion.

<1yMost patches are under one year oldRecent-onset areas may respond better to treatment 3y+Some patches are long-standingPresent for three years or more WHWhite hairs grow inside some patchesThis may indicate fewer remaining follicular pigment cells KPatches follow friction, cuts or skin injurySkin protection and reducing repeated trauma may matter —None / not sureNo clear pattern from the options above

Please select at least one option.

Current medical treatment

What prescription treatment are you using now?

Select the option that best describes your current plan. Never stop or replace a prescribed medicine because of this result.

OOpzelura / ruxolitinib creamAlready prescribed for vitiligo PProtopic / tacrolimus ointmentAlready prescribed or advised STopical steroid or another prescriptionUsing a clinician-directed treatment ×No current prescription treatmentI want to understand what to discuss with a clinician

Please select one option.

What you have already tried

How experienced are you with topical products and light treatment?

This determines whether the plan should stay simple or may include an advanced Vitipro pathway for stubborn areas.

NEWComplete beginnerNo structured topical + light routine yet MIDSome experienceI have used a gel, sunlight or NB-UVB inconsistently ADVExperienced and consistentI understand erythema, spacing and device instructions 12mConsistent for 6–12+ months with limited responseI need a reassessment or stubborn-area strategy

Please select one option.

Light treatment

What is your current light plan?

NB-UVB is a structured medical-device treatment. Controlled sunlight is less measurable. Use one light source for the same treated area and never combine deliberate sunlight with a lamp on the same day.

UVBI own a 311 nm NB-UVB lampI need a clearer schedule and matching products CLI receive clinic phototherapyMy healthcare team controls the light dose +I am considering a home lampI want to compare targeted and larger-area options ☀I use carefully controlled sunlightI avoid burning and track exposure ×I do not want light treatmentBuild a non-light starting pathway

Please select one option.

Season and skin response

Which situation best matches the next 12 weeks?

The plan will adapt the topical choice and light source to the season. Vitipro is treated as an advanced, photosensitising option rather than a default gel.

S/SSpring or summer with regular sun exposurePrioritise sun protection and avoid accidental overexposure A/WAutumn or winterA structured home NB-UVB routine may be easier to control INMostly indoors regardless of seasonLittle predictable natural sunlight TRSunny travel or frequent outdoor exposure plannedTopical photosensitivity needs extra caution

Please select one option.

Goal and capacity

What should the plan prioritise?

Select up to three priorities. The result will keep the routine realistic enough to follow for months.

RMaximum realistic repigmentation effortI can follow a structured long-term routine 1Keep it simpleFew products and clear daily steps £Lower-cost starting pointEssentials first, add later if needed HFocus on stubborn hands or feetAccepting that acral sites are slower CAdd immediate camouflageReduce contrast while treatment takes time WImprove consistency and wellbeingSleep, stress, movement and practical habits

Maximum three selections. The first priority is still safety and professional review when needed.

Please select at least one and no more than three priorities.

Final question

Which daily habits currently need the most support?

Select every relevant area. The result will move the most useful lifestyle actions to the front of your plan.

SLIrregular or insufficient sleepLate nights, variable wake time or frequent tiredness STHigh or persistent stressWork, school, relationships or anxiety about vitiligo SPLittle regular movement or sportI would benefit from a realistic activity target FDIrregular or highly processed dietI need simple food priorities, not a restrictive “vitiligo diet” SMSmoking or frequent alcoholI want this included as a general-health priority SAFrequent sauna or heat exposureI need to know how to position it around topical/light days FRRepeated friction or skin injuryHands, footwear, waistbands, work or sport regularly irritate skin ✓No major lifestyle problemGive me a maintenance checklist

Please select at least one option.

Welcome

Build a detailed vitiligo routine around your skin, treatment stage and season.

Who is the routine for?

Do any of these apply?

How certain is the diagnosis?

What has happened during the last 3–6 months?

Where are the patches?

How much skin is affected?

Which description fits best?

What prescription treatment are you using now?

How experienced are you with topical products and light treatment?

What is your current light plan?

Which situation best matches the next 12 weeks?

What should the plan prioritise?

Which daily habits currently need the most support?

Your vitiligo routine

Prescription options to discuss

Products and resources matched to your answers

Your practical weekly routine

Your first 12 weeks

Lifestyle support that complements treatment

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