Dermatology · Vitiligo Treatment
Split Thickness Skin
Grafting (STSG)
A surgical procedure used in stable vitiligo where a thin layer of pigmented skin is harvested from a donor site and transplanted onto depigmented areas, especially useful for covering larger patches with uniform repigmentation.
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01 — Overview
What is
Split Thickness Skin Grafting?
Split Thickness Skin Grafting (STSG) is a surgical procedure used in stable vitiligo where a thin layer of pigmented skin is harvested from a donor site and transplanted onto depigmented areas.
02 — Indications
Skin concerns this
treatment addresses
- Stable Vitiligo Patches
- Larger Depigmented Areas
- Vitiligo Resistant to Medical Therapy
What your skin
gains from this
Uniform repigmentation over larger surface areas, with results building as the graft integrates with surrounding skin.
Effective for larger surface areas
Covers extensive depigmented patches in a single procedure
Promotes uniform repigmentation
Delivers even, consistent color across the treated area
Long-lasting results
Provides durable repigmentation that holds up over time
Suitable for resistant vitiligo cases
An effective option for vitiligo that hasn't responded to medical therapy
Sessions Recommended
Days of Downtime
Best Practices
Prepare & Protect Your Skin
Follow these essential steps for optimal results.Before
Ensure vitiligo is stable before undergoing the procedure
After
Follow strict post-operative care for optimal graft uptake; adjunct therapies like phototherapy may enhance results
Avoid
Friction or trauma to treated areas